Because Jesus was both God and man and because of his sinless life, his death made sure that our sin can’t separate us from God. His death was enough to cover all the sin that was or ever will be in the world. This clip comes from the twenty fifth message in the...
Happy Friday. Here are five new links I found for you. Photo Credit: Dan Price The B/R Q&A: Rob Manfred Wants MLB to ‘Own the Next Generation’ of Sports Fans – Bleacher Report Baseball season has...
Jesus took the wrath of God, the judgement of God, and the destruction of God. Jesus took it willingly, and said it was His cup to drink. This is the good news of the gospel. This clip comes from the twenty-fourth message in the series, Considering...
Happy Friday. Here are five random links I found for you. Photo Credit: Dan Price The American suburbs as we know them are dying “Look no further than the suburbs to see how American ideals of success are transforming.”...
Happy Friday, here are five new links I found for you. Photo credit: Dan Price Why Korean Barbecue Is Better in the US Than Korea Ok. This seriously made me hungry. Camera shutter speed matches helicopter’s rotor This...
Happy Friday. Here are five new links I found for you. Photo by: Dan Price In Arrival, Language Is the Name of the Game When we first start getting to know God, we begin with a lens of pure human understanding. Often, we...
Jesus exposed the gap between God and man and he was hated for it. We come to Jesus, not for the promise of an easier life, but because he is the Truth. This clip comes from the twentieth message in the series, Considering Jesus, originally given at Riverview...
Happy Friday! Here are five new links I found for you. Photo credit: Dan Price Dealing with Conflict and Criticism Conflict is critical for a healthy team but watch out for criticism. Kids React to Guns N’ Roses...
Christ is the vine, we are the branches, and the fruit we bear is love. When we abide in Christ, we can love others just as Christ loved us, no matter the circumstances. This clip comes from the nineteenth message in the series, Considering Jesus, originally...
As I have studied through the Gospel of John this year, I have grown to appreciate an unlikely character: Thomas. You’ve probably heard someone refer to him as “Doubting Thomas,” but that’s just rude. This dude is my patron saint. Here’s...
