Walking along the beach of Lake Galilee, Jesus saw two brothers: Simon (later called Peter) and Andrew. They were fishing, throwing their nets into the lake. It was their regular work. Jesus said to them, “Come with me. I’ll make …
The advance of the gospel needs leaders. Leaders who don’t play it safe. Who risk and are ready for adventure. Leaders who will unbuckle their seat belts and get out of their safe comfort zone. Jesus’ 12 disciples quickly saw …
To pray for God’s glory is to embark on the most exciting adventure we could ever im agine. Since God is motivated by His own glory and created us for this very purpose, His glory is our destiny, the key …
More often than not, we parents are caught off guard when our children come to us with questions about sex. And if we’re unprepared, chances are we’ll give awkward, embarrassed, incomplete answers. Too often we don’t know how to talk …
The Glory of God A Church Discovers What Happens When You Ask The midnight air settled with death-like stillness on my skin as I lay staring at an endless expanse of sky. Soon the ache within gave way to tearful …
Let’s cut to the chase: getting the look at all costs isn’t worth the price we’ll pay. There’s only one perfect beauty: God Himself. The beauty you and I have is simply an imperfect reflection- just a taste- of Him …
The seriousness of sin requires a serious solution. by Clinton Arnold There are many biblical words that form our vocabulary of salvation. These words describe the many facets of Jesus’ accomplishment for us in His life, death, resurrection, and His ongoing …
As I write this, my state is enthused—nay, energized—by the performance of our very own Denver Broncos. The Mile High City is planning a ticker-tape parade, and I’m sure we will be talking about our “world champions” for days to …
“My wife is always saying she wants me to be more romantic, but frankly, beyond flowers and candy, I don’t know what that looks like.” Many of us can relate to this statement. And not just husbands. Wives are confounded …
“… In the trap of grace we start to realize that whether we make mistakes or obey God perfectly, He still loves us the same. During our entire process of growing, He never removes one ounce of His affection from …