The book is an analysis of the Christian’s sure hope in Jesus, as expressed in the book of Hebrews.  

With a focus on Christ’s reconciling work on the cross, bringing us back into a right relationship with God, the service is a meaningful reminder that we were not abandoned nor alone. This is the message of the gospel for every generation.

The reality of our inner desires is that they overflow into our outward actions. What we desire matters.

God’s light reveals his glory and our guilt. But guilt isn’t the final word.

Centuries before Micah penned his prophecy, another unlikely king came from Bethlehem.

Everything created by God is good and is to be received gratefully.

How can the church serve as a support structure for its families, especially when they encounter difficulties?

In talking with fellow believers about praying for our children, I’ve noticed that some of the most urgent, energetic responses come from parents of adult children.

We’re meant to play an indispensable role in lives of others and in the health of our churches, neighborhood, and community.

Thinking through our stories, we find our place in His story. God is writing an ongoing story in your life and in mine.