What’s something you can recite without even thinking about it? This week we’ll be going over some verses many people know by heart. It’s right up there with John 3:16…
Teleó is the verb form of telos, meaning to bring to completion, to fulfill, or to accomplish. It means finishing something fully and purposefully.
The word splagchnizomai means to be deeply moved with compassion or to feel profound sympathy.
The challenge is clear: Don’t settle for empty religion. We need God’s living power in our hearts, homes, and churches.
Katie Reid has a new Bible Study called “God, What Do I do?” It’s based on the first five chapters of Judges and it’s written to help you through dilemmas, and hard decisions.
Whether you’re a mom expecting a new baby or someone who wants to help new moms, this is a don’t miss conversation.
Anne and Allison have some big questions today. Why isn’t everyone a Christian? How old is God? And Pastor Eric talks about how to share your faith with friends.
Today, we’re looking at the Greek word, “pneuma”, which means breath or wind, but often implied a force you couldn’t see.
“Charis” is linked to gratitude and is sometimes translated that way—a thankfulness sparked by favor or kindness. It shares the same root as “eucharisteo,” which means to give thanks or be thankful.
How do we parent children well in a world saturated with pornography? It’s actually quite simple, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. It takes hard work, and diligent relational parenting, to do these three steps well.