The recognition that there are healthy and unhealthy forms of repentance is both common sense and biblical (2 Corinthians 7:8-13). On this everyone agrees; secu...
The Lion King (2019) inspired lots of thoughts and observations for me, and I'm looking forward to hearing your yours. You can support the program if you'd like...
In this episode of The Walk, John I. Snyder speaks with Dr. Ed Ewart about his new book, Marzipan Bananas, recently published by Elm Hill, a division of Harper ...
Matthew 6:16-18
The story is told of a financially depressed American couple living in Switzerland. They were involved in a program of study that lasted thre...
Living in an achievement-oriented society I suppose it's inevitable that we would end up in an achievement-oriented church culture. We want (demand) success in ...
There are a lot of hurting people right in our community. In fact, you may be hurting, grieving, wrestling with God, or trying to understand the “un-understanda...
I watched a worship service on the internet recently. I was pretty familiar with the church I was watching. It had been known for its powerful worship and a big...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh discuss the question, what is love? Since it is so vital for us to have a proper understanding of what love is, they attempt to...
Summer brings to us longer days and a slower pace. Many are on vacation and this gifts us more time to do the things we love or haven’t had a chance to do.
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Now, more than ever, it seems that forgiveness is an area in which we all need improvement. Sometimes, people do things to us intentionally to hurt or wound us....
Matthew 6:9-15
John Hannah said, “The end of prayer is not so much tangible answers as a deepening life of dependency…The call to prayer is a call to love, s...
Vacation season is upon us, and many will find themselves visiting churches other than their home church. Often, the question is, "How do we know if it's a bibl...
