Be a Crib Cleaner and Ox Keeper
Most of us love to avoid messy situations — but sometimes God calls us to messy situations to make an impact for His kingdom.
Grace from Fall
Do I see myself as I am? Do I see how God sees me? Tonight on Steadfast, we look at those important questions and how God turns the “Fall from Grace” on its head.
Soldiers of Peace
Pastor Steve continues “Words of Encouragement,” thinking about how we are called to be a different kind of soldier: a soldiers of peace for King Jesus.
52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 29: Hosea)
Jim Krenning takes us to Hosea to think about how we fail to take God seriously and live in accordance to His will.
Pop God Gets an Upgrade
Culture comes up with ways we think we can make God “better” by judging Him by our standards. The Bible calls us instead to see God as He really is and recognize how He is far better than any “god” we could dream up.
“Be angry and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on the cause of your anger.”
Episode 7: Masks, Maximoff, and Musings on Human Rights
Tim and Jason zip back as your favorite snail covers the surge of the COVID Delta Variant, the coming Olympic Games, Jason’s viewing of WandaVision and a discussion on human rights in the context of Jesus’s incarnation.
What in the World is Pope Francis Up To?
Last Friday Pope Francis effectively banned celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass, a kind of worship that is unsurpassed in its solemnity and, at its best, in its splendor. In so doing, he flung down and danced upon one of the signal accomplishments of his predecessor, Benedict XVI, and told millions of devout and pious Catholics around the world that the Church is no longer the place for them.
The Foundation for All Human Rights Is the Incarnation
I make a bold claim, but I think it’s true. Jesus Christ not only came in human flesh to pay humanity’s debt of sin, but in so doing, he elevated human nature. This can and should change how we approach discussions on human rights.
To Heck with Crassness
I’m tired of it. I’m tired of every currently running TV show someone tells me to watch being littered with content that might make even the proverbial sailor blush. With so many forms of entertainment now freed from the reach of the FCC’s decency rules, it is now countercultural if dialogue or song lacks a peppering of the coarsest words. Is this really the best we can do?
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