In our reflection on Jesus’ encounter with the Sadducees, we recognize that our faith is rooted in the “God of the living.” We understand that while the religious leaders of the time tried to trap Jesus with complex legalities, He … Continue reading
In exploring Jesus’ response to the trap regarding Roman taxes, we recognize the call to navigate our dual roles as citizens of an earthly nation and the Kingdom of God. We see that while we are called to fulfill our … Continue reading
In our study of the Parable of the Tenants, we confront the sobering reality that while we are precious to God, we are not indispensable to His ultimate plan. We recognize that the religious leaders of Jesus’ day missed the … Continue reading
On this Day of Epiphany, we contrast the diligent search of the Wise Men with the political deflections of the religious leaders in the Temple. We recognize that having access to the truth—as the priests did with the prophecy of … Continue reading
As we return to our study of Luke, we witness Jesus weeping over Jerusalem’s missed opportunity for peace and His subsequent cleansing of the Temple. We recognize that just as the ancient city faced destruction for failing to see God’s … Continue reading
On this Christmas morning, enjoy Andy’s Christmas Eve message from Luke 2: 1-20, “Wonder.” Let’s not be so busy trying to make Christmas happen that we miss the wonder all around us. Click here if you’d like to join our … Continue reading
In this final Advent reflection, we look to the prophetic hope of Isaiah 9, recognizing that the birth of Christ marks the beginning of the end for all that is “ugly” and broken in our world. We acknowledge that while … Continue reading
On this “Christmas Adam,” we reflect on the underappreciated role of Joseph, whose quiet righteousness and obedience provided the earthly foundation for Jesus’ life. We recognize that while our modern culture often pressures us to chase fame and social influence, … Continue reading
As we enter the final days of Advent, we reflect on Paul’s introduction to the Romans, which reminds us that Jesus is the long-promised fulfillment of the entire scriptural narrative. We recognize that Jesus was never a “last resort” for … Continue reading
As we conclude this week’s reflections on John the Baptist, we consider Jesus’ powerful declaration that while John was the greatest of those born under the Old Covenant, even the least in the New Covenant holds a unique position of … Continue reading
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