Why God’s Love Moves Through Us Christmas is often described as a season of love—and that’s true. But the danger is that we reduce love to a feeling we enjoy…
Read MoreSome of God’s greatest stories begin in the most forgettable places. A dirt road on a mail route. A quiet classroom after hours. A field with a man behind a…
Read MoreSome biblical stories shock us at first glance, and the resurrection at Elisha’s tomb is one of them. A funeral. Raiders. Panic. A body thrown into the nearest tomb—and then suddenly, life. Yet beneath the surprise is a tender message from God: His power doesn’t fade when His servants do. Elisha was gone, but God wasn’t finished using him. Even his bones carried a testimony of resurrection.
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God’s standard is perfection—but Jesus met it for us. Grace wins where we could not.
Read MoreThe church was never meant to be a crowd—it was meant to be a community, a body, a family reflecting the heart of Jesus in a divided world.
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Every now and then in Scripture, we stumble across a story that stops us in our tracks—not because it’s hard to understand, but because it’s so unexpected. A story that…
Read MoreThe Discipleship You Didn’t Sign Up For Every Church leader knows that discipleship is slow, intentional work. It happens in the sermon, in the small group, in the pastoral conversation…
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The law is like a mirror—it shows us what’s wrong but cannot make us right. Paul realized this when confronted with the command not to covet. Outwardly he was blameless, but inwardly he was guilty. The law exposed the dirt but couldn’t clean his heart.
Read MoreFinancial Faithfulness in the Rural Church By Jason Corder | ruralchurch.net It’s the Conversation Nobody Wants to Have There is a subject that is felt by nearly everyone, discussed honestly…
Read MoreMinistry has a way of placing you at the crossroads of life’s most profound moments. In a single day—sometimes even a single hour—you may stand in places that feel worlds…
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