How can we summarize the gospel into six simple words?

Don’t rush through the familiar! What is most common is often most important.

What makes a church a “church?” Why should we bear patiently with her?

What is the connection between revelation and redemption? Or what does the freeness of salvation say to God’s speech?

How have we pursued the things of God this year?

Our God has a particular playbook used throughout the Scriptures. How does it come to bear on Christmas?

Every Christmas, we are either running from or running to something. Which is it?

What are we to do between Christ’s two advents?

Why do names play such a significant role at Christmas?

Why should we read such long and distant genealogy?

What can we learn from the rain? And what will we be writing about next?

Did we lose something when we left the hellfire and brimstone preaching?

What is the difference between “believe” and “acknowledge”?

How does our theology become a beautiful sound? Explore with us on Wednesday nights!

When a debt is forgiven, where does it go?

What is essential for our enjoying of God securely?

Does patience have a cost?

If God can do anything, why this thing?

Does mercy breed resentment?

Instead of defining grace, how can we envision grace?