Trinity Sunday asks the church to do what Athanasius spent his life doing: to think carefully about who God is…
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Would That All the Lord’s People Were Prophets
Samuel Mills, the student who had organized the meeting, had been burdened for months by the question of whether American Christians had any obligation to take the gospel beyond their own borders.
Between the Cloud and the Fire
August 13, 1727, during a communion service at the village church in Berthelsdorf, the Spirit of God fell on the congregation in a way that marked every person present.
Come and Hear
The psalmist said, “Come and hear.” The question for each of us is whether we have something to say when someone takes us up on the invitation.
Into Your Hand
Each generation of faith picks up the same words and speaks them into a new situation, trusting the same God who has been revealed with increasing clarity.
I Shall Not Die, But Live
The camp doctor who witnessed his execution later recalled that Bonhoeffer knelt in prayer before walking to the scaffold. His last recorded words, spoken to a fellow prisoner that morning, were: “This is the end. For me, the beginning of life.”
After the Leftovers Run Out
we know this holiday fulness fades. The leftovers run out, guests return home, decorations come down, and regular rhythms resume. The Scriptures, however, point to a different kind of fulness—one that continues wave after wave, season after season.
When Your Gods Let You Down
Throughout Scripture, we see a pattern: people place their ultimate hope, trust, and worship in things that cannot bear that weight.
Scattered by Sin, Gathered by Grace
God didn’t just want us back in His presence; He wanted us as His heirs.
The Ultimate Family Reunion
“Every time we gather for worship, every time we choose unity over division, every time we invite someone else to “come and see” – we’re giving the world a preview of the greatest family gathering in history.”
Josh Cehulik 