The heart wants what it wants. This phrase is tossed around, defending the behaviors and choices of the world around us.
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The heart wants what it wants. This phrase is tossed around, defending the behaviors and choices of the world around us.
As we prepare for our first ElderLink of 2022, we wanted to whet your appetite for our time together. We recently sat down for virtual conversations with our speakers and host.
You really want to follow Jesus? You want to gain life with him through the resurrection? You first must join him at the uncomfortable cross!
It makes no sense that we would be called out of our life of wrath by an act of wrath.
Jesus reveals that true leadership is about taking responsibility for others, not amassing authority for ourselves. As the church, what image of kingship do we promote?
Can there be love without suffering? Doesn’t love inevitably and always lead us to suffering?
I stopped trusting God with my kids a while ago because of the accident, because of the C-section, because of the therapy, because of all the pain, all the fear, all the brokenness in the world.
It is a profound thought. The notion that our God is capable of creating a new world. Of calling into being things that were not.
The gospel is also written in a certain key. If we fail to take note of it, we might find ourselves playing the wrong notes, interpreting things the wrong way.
We must join Christ on the cross and see the world and all of humanity through the event of the crucifixion. We see the world from the cross, just as Jesus did.
I will cling to the cross because it is the only place to find reconciliation between this world’s suffering and shame and a God who claims to be good.