From Biblical Illiteracy to Bible Engagement
There are two kinds of biblical illiteracy. One is not knowing the Bible’s facts. The other is not knowing its story.
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Living Out the Bible
"Let's make sure we plead and pray for grace as we live out God's Word through our very lives."
Eugene Peterson: The Art of Pastoring
Eugene Peterson: "There’s probably no vocation in which you’re able to be yourself, with your whole self as a pastor."
Who Is Our Neighbor Today?
“There is no moral excuse for how we are now treating our neighbors who are falling along the side of the road of the global supply chains, which are now the world’s main roads.”
The Crossroads of Outreach and Immigration
When it comes to illegal immigration, should we build a bigger fence or cultivate more compassion?
The Surprise Ending of Resurrection
The Easter story is a vivid example that things aren't always as they seem.
Eucharist: Embracing the Mystery of Faith
Glenn Packiam reminds us there is one aspect of worship that transcends music or preaching: the feasting table.
Are You Ready for the Sunday After Easter?
With some pre-planning, you can improve your odds of getting back those Easter visitors.
How One Church Does It: Tailor-Made Connections at The Church on the Way
Lead Pastor of Pastoral Care Cecelia Freeman says knowing and providing for the specific unique cultures and needs of individuals creates a nurturing environment.
Everyone Needs a Gandalf
"We need to model for the next generations this sense of discipleship as a lifelong journey."
