Chad Balthrop • Acts 15:36-41
Let’s be honest. Church life would be easy if it weren’t for all these messed up people! It’s a strange confession. We’re quick to say how much we admire Jesus and just as quick to tell stories about how we’ve been hurt by people in the church. For some, it’s an excuse to abandon one another. For others, it’s a reason to deconstruct their faith. The Bible says, “They’ll know you are Christians by your love.” As imperfect people, conflict will surely come. We can manage that tension in a way that honors God and strengthens relationships.
Misael Gonzalez • 1 Peter 1:1-2 NIV Transformation is not something that happens by doing the same thing repeatedly expecting the same results. Transformation...
Misael Gonzalez • 1 Peter 2:18-25 NIV We must redefine submission in a world that has distorted what it means to trust others and...
Chad Balthrop • Genesis 1:26-28 Is it possible to share a love that transcends color or culture? What is at the root of our...