Prophets Jeusus' Declaration of Freedom As you celebrate the Fourth of July, reflect on this declaration of freedom from Jesus.
Holy Week Tearing & Mending: Why Good Friday is “Good” Good Friday remembers the hasty and unjust trial of Jesus, the Son of God, and His resulting crucifixion and death. So, why is Good Friday “good”? Let's explore how Jesus mended it all.
Resurrection Healing a World of Harms Our world is full of harms. How do we reconcile God's goodness with humanity's evil? What is our hope? The apostle John offers a hope and a mission to answer this.
Prophets The Mountain of God: Why the World is not the Tyrant's (Isaiah 2:2-5) A prophet's words from 2,700 years ago offers hope and truth while our world reels from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Prophets Amanda Gorman’s Soaring Inaugural Poem and the Scripture at its Heart Amanda Gorman's inspirational inaugural poem "The Hill We Climb," and the Bible reference on justice and healing at its heart.
Prophets Wooden Savior. Heart of Stone. (Jeremiah 2:27-28) Jeremiah calls out the idol worship of Israel. It was everywhere. He calls them to turn their faces to God. His words matter for us.
Prophets The Freshwater Spring You Must Visit: The Spring of Living Water (Jeremiah 2:13) God has a word for His people: Stop digging bad wells. Turn to Me, your source of Living Water.
Prophets Featured God's Unexpected Solution to Sin (Isaiah 53:4-6) God's solution to sin may seem unfair, but it is both just and beautiful.
Members only Prophets 🌴Friday Fun, More on Justice, & Book Review (Isaiah 1:17) The ultimate squirrel obstacle course, more on justice, and what I'm reading.
Justice Justice & Mercy: What Americans can Learn from the Response of Christian Cooper A sampling from Jesus' famous "Blessed are..." statements and the response of a man rightly deserving justice.
Prophets Christian, is Justice in Your Spiritual DNA? A candid call-to-action after the murder of Ahmaud Arbery: Justice is at the heart of God’s character, and it must be in our DNA as His children.
