Feast of Ideas: Episode 1
Today we are extremely excited to launch the inaugural audiocast, Feast of Ideas. This first series features Ken Myers of Mars Hill Audio. Ken is an amazing gift that the Lord has given to the church. He has his pulse...
THE LONGEST YEAR
As we come to the end of the first month of 2021, it may be a good time to reflect more intentionally and without the distraction of the holidays. Today’s article is timeless except for the fact that it is...
Historic First Pres Leader Targeted by the KKK: A Life We Should Remember
Whew! 2020 is over! With the dawning of any new year, there is a sense that we get to start over with a clean slate. As we begin again, there are important lessons we should have learned from 2020. It...
Joy to the World!
Joy to the World may not be the song in your heart these days, but after all it is 2020 (at least for another week.) While we all know that the turning of the calendar to 2021 is not going...
Advent & The Workplace: Rejoice!
“Long lay the world, in sin and error pining 'Til He appeared and the soul felt its worth A thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices For yonder breaks, a new and glorious morn” ~ O Holy Night, Composed by...
A COVID Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving 2020 is upon us and apparently there will be no departure from all things COVID. Like everything else in this strange season, we find ourselves swimming in warnings, CDC recommendations, and a myriad of questions: to mask or not...
VLOG: IN COVID19 WHERE IS GOD? WHERE IS MY BUSINESS?
TAKE TWO! Please accept our apologies for the technical glitch last week . Some of you were able to view the video and others because of different email platforms were not. Here is a link that will let you click...
Exilic Voting: The Evangelical Present and Future
Today Case Thorp continues his discussion on the upcoming election in the second of three articles. Again, because the election is practically upon us we are publishing these blog posts in three consecutive weeks. If you missed the first blog...
6 Ways Christians Can Be Wiser in Political Engagement
This is the first of a series of three blog posts by Case Thorp on the upcoming election. These articles are not designed to tell you how to vote, rather they are to help us frame our thinking in these...
Do Hobbies Have Value?
This week’s article reinforces what we know instinctively, but cannot always put into words, that hobbies are good for us. By not being able to articulate this position, it is too easily dismissed or undervalued and then replaced with something...
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