"God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself". How does Jesus' death accomplish the reconciliation of the world? How does this reconciliation affect our relationships and communities?
2 Samuel 12 and Psalm 51 give us a picture of how to repent when we sin. We also get a window into David's grief at the death of his son.
How do you hold a high moral standard, keep people to account, while also providing a way back when people fall? The apostle John answers this question (and more!) in…
The three lost parables of Jesus are a masterclass in understanding the depth of God’s amazing grace towards those who seek his love and forgiveness.
We are accustomed as Christians to believing that the Incarnation means that Jesus became a man and lived in our world. But his ministry demonstrated what that incarnation was for:…
“Why is this night different from all other nights?” (the question asked by the youngest child in a Passover meal) when Moses gave the initial instructions for the Passover, at…
The church is strong in marriage, but hasn’t always been pastoral when it comes to divorce, especially for those in abusive marriages. We look at what the Bible teaches on…
The Kingdom of God is more gritty, more surprising and it is full of more grace than you ever imagined.
Jesus' three famous parables - the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, the Lost Sons - teach that God searches for us and welcomes us home.
How can we forgive? Should we always forgive? What about justice? We explore this challenging prayer.