"Out of Egypt I called my son." Do these words apply to Israel, or to Jesus? If the answer is "both," then what does that tell us about Jesus and His mission?
The best gift of all was given in some really painful circumstances. What can we learn from this for today?
A new Adam, a new Joshua, the anointed King, and Abraham's nations-blessing Son. This is Jesus; this is our King.
Sticking together as a church through COVID-19—and our move to the NBC gym.
What will it look like for us as a church to give ourselves to prayer and the ministry of the word in 2020 and beyond?
Proverbs 8 has a lot to tell us about our attitude towards God's written word—the Bible—and God's living word, Jesus Christ.
Adultery begins in the heart, and ends in a world of pain. Listen in as Solomon helps us understand why and how to run away from this seductive sin.
Jesus didn't follow Proverbs 6:1-5. And that's the best news in the world for us.
Jesus passed the test every time we have failed, but he doesn’t hold that over us. Instead, He died to pay for all of the times we’ve caved to the pressures of temptation, and He comes alongside to help us in our struggles.
Proverbs is a "dad talk." Find out what that means for dads, children, and everybody else.
Concluding a two-year journey through the biggest story ever told. The Bible is one story, Jesus is the main character, and we—we—are a part of the story today.
Having all the ingredients in place for a healthy church doesn't mean we'll automatically have one. Today's passage equips us with the attitudes, behaviours and foundation needed to eagerly pursue unity together.