Woman At The Well

Feb. 11 Lesson | Signs and Wonders

The Bible has a love/hate relationship with signs or miracles. On the one hand they can engender faith (John 10:25). On the other hand they can derail faith…

Remember Me

Bad News or Good News?

T.R. Robertson explores how Christians can answer a culture of fear and disrespect with love, empathy, and intentional relationships, drawing on Jesus' example and practical experiences in campus…

Balm in Gilead

Inspired by Marilynne Robinson's Gilead, Jay Engelbrecht reimagines the "twinkling of an eye" through three Gospel stories, exploring how resurrection transforms grief, mistaken identity, and death into surprising…

All About Worship: Find This Book and Read It! (Part 11)

Dale Reeves reviews Louie Giglio's The Air I Breathe, exploring how true worship extends beyond Sunday singing to shape our priorities, daily choices, and example as Christian leaders.

Lesson for May 6, 2012: The Bread of Life (John 6)

The crowd sought Jesus after the feeding of the 5,000, but he pointed them beyond physical bread to what matters for eternity, declaring himself the true bread from…

My Appetite

Chris DeWelt, Ozark Christian College, College Heights Christian Church, John 4, Sychar, Durres Albania, evangelism,

CHURCHES WITHOUT STEEPLES: The Woman at the Well May Be at Starbucks

Bill McClure reflects on fishermen, Paul in Athens, and Starbucks ministry to show why gospel witness requires going where spiritually needy people already gather.

Living with Poor People Changed Me

After seven years living among the extremely poor in Uganda, Greg Taylor reflects on the tension between missions and money—and why clean water, medical need, and the gospel…

More Than All We Ask or Imagine!

We love before-and-after stories, but God’s transforming work is the most breathtaking. Jackina Stark reflects on Scripture and real-life examples of renewed minds, mended relationships, and Spirit-enabled courage…

Finding and Focusing on Living Water

Reflecting on Jesus’ conversation at the well, Greg Allen explores “thirst-quenching worship” rooted in the Holy Spirit—not personal preferences. Practical steps help move beyond worship wars toward spirit-and-truth…