Grace

Majestic Quietness

There”s an App for That

A Four-Way Stop Sign

Joyful Discovery

What can Columbus Day teach us about spiritual discovery? Greg Swinney reflects on Christopher Columbus, God's grace, and the Lord's Supper as a reminder that our lives belong…

Woe to Me!

Before approaching the Lord's table, we are called to examine our hearts. This Communion meditation explores confession, forgiveness, and the freedom Jesus provides as he prepares us for…

Why Are We So Nasty on Social Media?

Why are Christians sometimes so mean online? Joe Boyd examines 10 reasons social media conversations turn hostile and challenges believers to replace digital cruelty with patience, kindness, and…

The Power of One

Can one person really change history? Tom Ellsworth connects the remarkable consequences of a single vote with Romans 5:15, reminding believers that Jesus Christ's one sacrifice made all…

City Communion

A lonely Sunday morning becomes a reminder of God's grace as a meaningful communion service and an unexpected friendship transform isolation into gratitude, belonging, and the joy of…

Jon Weatherly’s Thought Leaders

Jon Weatherly reflects on the mentors and authors who shaped his life and ministry, highlighting the lasting influence of Roy H. Mays III, Tom Friskney, N. T. Wright,…

Jordan Rice’s Thought Leaders

Jordan Rice shares how Timothy Keller, Eric Mason, Léonce B. Crump Jr., and Peter Scazzero shaped his approach to urban ministry, racial reconciliation, diverse congregations, and spiritually healthy…

Lesson for July 26, 2015: God’s Matchless Mercy (Micah 7:11-20)

Explore Micah 7:14-20 as Sam E. Stone examines God's faithfulness as Shepherd and Savior, revealing his compassion, forgiveness, and enduring mercy toward his people through the prophet's closing…

Lesson for July 19, 2015: What the Lord Requires (Micah 6)

A Good Meal

Still Painful

All God”s Children: Loving Our LGBTQ Friends As We Love Ourselves