The prospect of death raises three questions for us: 1) What about the way I’ve lived (or not lived)? 2) What about a life after death? 3) What about the people and things I’m leaving behind? As we look at
the death of Moses we find God addressing all three. And how, like Moses, we might […]

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The choices we make really matter. They end up prospering or destroying us. And the Bible teaches that they effect our eternal destinies. And, yet we’re also reminded daily of our inability to choose what is good, right and true. Moses holds out hope for the Israelites and us. He speaks of God’s Word coming […]

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Everyone sees life through a lens. And, that lens, in many ways, is our view of God. Who we understand God to be has everything to do with how we see the landscape of our lives; especially our fears. As Israel draws near to the land there are two distinct responses and two distinct view […]

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Deep in our hearts, we long for honesty community and authentic relationships—until we’re wronged and deeply hurt by others. Forgiveness is a fairly universal ethic (people generally agree it’s a good thing); yet the lingering question for all of us is, Where do you draw the line? Sure it’s good to forgive—but as long as […]

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Scott Seaton, pastor of Emmanuel Church in Arlington, speaks with us about Christian identity, and how even Jesus (John 2:12-22) found a “gap” between how followers of God are supposed to be, and how we actually are. Scott encourages us to hope for how things can be, and to look beyond our human, imperfect selves […]

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Guest speaker Rev. Walt Nilsson speaks to us about faith and doubts, and how much “belief” is necessary to be a Christian.

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