Tag: you are here

“God is pleased with a marriage that doesn’t dwell and consume itself and get caught up in its own roots and vines, but is seeking to reach out to the world around it and have an actual, lasting impact for His kingdom.”

What does the prayer of Jabez really mean for us today?

For many people in the world today, work is seen as a necessary evil. Christians understand better. But what about rest?

If you have the opportunity to choose work that will allow you to do as much good as possible, why not take it?

It might not take you very long to think of ways that God can use your work to do His own eternally-significant work.

A helpful quote from the book which inspired this sermon series.

The New Creation is really here: no qualifications, no apologies.

This verse is so significant because it answers an all-important question: if Jesus is the son of David, then where is He?

What did I mean by the word “nationalism” in last Sunday’s message?

In Genesis 11, the Babel-builders say to themselves, “Come, let us build ourselves a city and a tower with its top in the heavens, and let us make a name for ourselves, lest we be dispersed over the face of the whole earth” (Genesis 11:4). You just need to read the next few verses to…

Pondering the oft-forgotten fourth verse of “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.”

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Familiarize yourself with a new song we’ll be singing on Sunday.

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