We often read Paul’s words to the Corinthians and assume the real problem was their loyalty to the wrong leader. But there is a subtler …
There are quiet moments in all our lives when something small sets the stage for something far bigger. A missed prayer time. A delayed obedience. …
Why the Language We Use Matters Most of us are comfortable admitting we have flaws. We say things like, “I’m not perfect,” or “I’ve got …
We live in a culture addicted to the big moment. Everything from our feeds to our faith has been shaped by instant impact and emotional …
Christians through the centuries have wrestled with a critical question: How do we know God’s will? One tool often used to describe the process is the Wesleyan Quadrilateral, …
Christians across traditions wrestle with the same tension: Does God still speak today, and if so, how do we know it’s really Him? For some, the idea …
Every believer is a missionary. The question is not if you are sent, but only where.
J.D. Greear
The aisle that began with sacrifice and ends in love. Most people who attend a wedding are moved by the moment when the bride walks …
Intense, heated conflict usually involves idolatry in both parties. That sentence might sting a little. After all, when you’re in conflict, the easiest thing to …
John Wesley once told a story that captures the heart of the gospel with unforgettable simplicity. Imagine discovering you had a rich uncle who left …
