In seasons of transition, the challenge is real—but so is the blessing, because every new step with God is an opportunity to trust Him more deeply and see His power at work.
Have you ever seen advertisements that promised a "new you"? Here's what we need to remember: in Christ we are actually made new... You ARE…
Content warning disclaimer for this episode. It’s best listened to without little ears around, so put on your headphones as Mary discusses some more sensitive topics based on her time in the FBI.
Happy almost-New Year! You, the listener, have been an amazing blessing to me and to this ministry this year, and I want to share a…
Are you a traditions person? What are some of your favorite traditions? Today, we're going to talk about how Jesus wanted people to rethink their…
This week, we'll be talking about how God is making all things new! Today, we're going to get a little into psychology - specifically, the…
Jesus uses common, everyday imagery–one more sign that He made the Gospel accessible enough for people to relate to if they seek Him. Jesus wants to be found and to connect with us.
Jesus wasn’t just imitating his Father though–Jesus was the same as His Father, and this is crucial for us to know in terms of our relationship with God.
It almost seems like Jesus makes several faux pas in the situation of the death of his friend Lazarus. Let me tell you about it.
Luke 24 invites us to bring our own questions and uncertainties to Him, trusting that He still meets us on the road and breathes life into weary hearts.