Confessing Christ in the Secular Age
Michael Milton
September 6, 2017
Is the Church entering a new epoch where the Church must confess Jesus Christ in what Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor
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Cultivating Relational Maturity
Dave Jenkins
September 6, 2017
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Wanting to Leave and Saying Goodbye
Landon Coleman
September 5, 2017
More and more I hear voices in the evangelical world suggesting that wanting to leave your church is wrong. These
Saved by Grace
Justin Huffman
September 5, 2017
Growing up in Memphis, Tennessee, I remember when Danny Thomas, the founder of St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, died in February
We Should Never Stop Singing
Taylor Cain
September 4, 2017
This past weekend my wife, myself, and a few others did an intensive membership class for the church we’ve been
The False Pleasure of Pornography and True Pleasures Always in the Lord
Dave Jenkins
September 4, 2017
In the Bible, pleasure is an important subject. It’s important because what has captured our affections, and thus our pleasure
Preparing for the Storms of Life
Christina Fox
September 1, 2017
Where I live, it is hurricane season. And like anyone familiar with the Atlantic or Caribbean knows, it’s important to
Call the Midwife: Pain, Providence, and Promise in Exodus 1 and 2
Michael Milton
August 30, 2017
Life is filled with mystery. Many of our sorrows and if we would admit it many of our successes are