Luke 5:17-26 asks us both what kind of friends we will have, and what kind of friends we will be, writes Sheldon Sorge.
Shea Watts talks Easter Sunday and the first ending in Mark's Gospel.
Shea Watts explores Stephen's martyrdom and how the church is hedged by faith and fear.
Sometimes we can suffer from doing what is right, but fear should not control us, writes Brendan McLean.
Self-examination is needed to be in community, for in community you will need to ask for and offer forgiveness, writes Naomi McQuiller.
How do we know what is true, Naomi McQuiller asks?
How do we make sense of an unknowable God and a confusing world? Naomi McQuiller reflects on Habakkuk.
In today’s culture and political climate, we are often faced with moral and ethical dilemmas that challenge our faith. How do we stand against the powers that be? Naomi McQuiller reflects.
Naomi McQuiller thinks about "VeggieTales," King Nebuchadnezzar and the impact of a faithful act.
There is so much we will never know. Isaiah asks us to embrace the mystery and trust God anyway, writes Brendan McLean.
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