Around this time every year, a debate resurfaces surrounding the circumstances of the death of Jesus. This debate has been going on for centuries and is even responsible for unspeakable hate and violence throughout history. Who killed Jesus? Who is responsible for the death of the Messiah? Is it Rome? Is it the Jews? Who is the villain of the story? 

What if suffering isn’t proof that God is absent, but evidence that the Lord Jesus Christ is present in a deeper way, allowing us to experience His love amid the evil in the world?

As Easter approaches, we start to lean in again toward the cross, toward the empty tomb, toward the hope that it all means something deeper

Our relationship with God is designed to flow out into the world and community around you. However, it starts between YOU and GOD...

Prayer, in all its forms, is an invitation into relationship. It is less about saying the right words and more about drawing near to God.

The story of Hezekiah, I have argued, may be the most important story of all the kings of Judah for us to learn from...

At first glance, this might not seem like the most obvious Advent passage. But stay with me—this text offers a profound framework for living

How is Philippians 2 related to Advent? And why is this passage so important in the life of a disciple?