The conversation around men and women is all about asserting worldly power. We need another way to talk about this that honors Kingdom power.

Jesus prays that we will be one as God is one. What might that look like?

If we are careless in our handling of spiritual things — even earthly things — how can we ever hope that people will find freedom in Christ?

Ideas are backed by some authority. Jesus-followers share that their authority is the Christ. For those who have a different view, what authority do you appeal to? And why should I accept that authority?

A discipleship pathway isn’t what we normally think. Aim for the right destination — a destination that looks more like a daily journey.

Not everything in life is clearly settled. Still we work for unity in the Body of Christ.

We resort to metaphors, analogies, and word pictures to describe the Magic Kingdom. Jesus did the same when describing God’s Kingdom.

Is the COVID vaccine effective? How about the Gospel?

As a church leader, I need to watch out how I live, long before I lead others.

Gospel-centered. Bible-centered. Christ-centered. Cross-centered. How about Table-centered?

We have been rescued and resettled. Now Kingdom life is becoming more normal, less foreign. Let’s unpack that a little.

Blessed to be a blessing.

A small experience reveals a big love.

The church has received an identity too.

We can occupy the same kingdom and experience it differently. It’s a reason we need one another.

How do you describe the Indescribable?

Speak to one another with psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs.

Share the Good News with believers too.

Seeing commerce as a gift of love.

Before ‘living the dream’, discern God’s dream.