Mort Taylor identifies some lingering assumptions belonging to an ancient heresy.

Chris Heinss exhorts us to play the long game by delighting in God’s truth and his word.

Carter Dukes reminds us that “we are not saved by the strength of our faith but, rather, by the object of our faith.”

Thomas Goodrich writes on the theme of sanctification, “our lifelong ascent toward Christ-likeness.”

Bernard Howard interviews our new music director: Ken Berg.

Mort Taylor unpacks the question of what we should pray for.

Chris Heinss encourages us to overcome our reluctance to say hard but necessary things to other people.

Carter Dukes applies a wise saying to our lives as Christians.

Thomas Goodrich explains why happiness should be seen as a byproduct rather than a target.

Bernard Howard on Levi and the shocking nature of grace.

Mort Taylor discusses the meaning of Jesus’s teaching about the Kingdom of God.

Worried people often receive patronizing advice. Chris Heinss encourages us to turn to the Bible for a message that truly brings peace.

Carter Dukes explores the daily relevance of Jesus’s resurrection.

Thomas Goodrich explains why churchless Christianity is so problematic.

Bernard Howard commends the example set by Mary, who pursued her own spiritual growth despite Martha’s displeasure.

Mort Taylor calls our attention to the law of love.

Chris Heinss exhorts us to avoid spiritual stupor in our daily life.

Carter Dukes reflects on a theme emerging in recent church Bible studies.