You’re offended, I’m offended, we’re all offended and trying to get the world to operate in a way in which we don’t get offended. But the reality is, life and people just don’t work that way.
True inspirational leadership begins with intimacy with God and flows from following Jesus, who empowers us to lead with love, clarity, and courage.
Dr. King didn’t just preach about loving your enemies—he returned to it year after year, wrestling with it, practicing it, and letting Jesus reshape his own responses to hatred.
In this week’s episode, Pastor Eric sits down with Camden and Elizabeth as they dive into the wonders of faith—from storms Jesus calmed to what He might’ve liked for lunch.
Even with all his influence and accolades, Dr. King never let ego take the driver’s seat—and his honesty about that struggle feels incredibly relevant for us today.
We make three mistakes when parenting video games. The good news is that each of these have simple, if not easy, fixes!
Martin Luther King Jr. Day invites us to remember a man who didn’t just preach the way of Jesus but lived it…
“I’m sorry you feel that way” isn’t an apology.
James invites us to see trials not as proof of God’s absence, but as places where God meets us, strengthens us, and grows something deep and resilient in us. It’s not easy—but it is a promise worth holding onto.
Christianity can look strict or muted from the outside, yet Jesus tells us He came so we could have abundant, joy‑filled, technicolor life. Let’s talk about what it means to live in that kind of fullness.