Q Zone: Today’s Letter is ‘G’

Sunday’s letter was no doubt ‘G.’ No, we weren’t filming an episode for Sesame Street, but we no doubt discussed giving, gifts, even Agabus. See what I mean? The “G’s” were everywhere! So here is some insight to two remaining questions we weren’t able to address … Read More

Is It Really All About Sex? (Part 2)

[NOTE: This is actually a follow-up to a previous post. To read the previous one, click here.] Knowing we are simply called to be a faithful “next link” in this unbroken and obedient chain of Gospel-believers whose lives have been radically changed by Christ away … Read More

Is It Really All About Sex?

It hit me earlier this week like cold water in the face. Like donning my glasses, what was before me became crystal clear in seconds. In a nutshell, what went from fuzzy black and white to vivid HD was simply this: Sex has always been … Read More

Sunday Rewind: Could I Be Called a Christian?

As I mentioned in my message Sunday, one of the classic lyricists of CCM’s days-gone-by is Steve Camp, and I personally think one of his best songs is “Could I Be Called a Christian?” Here are the words for those that were asking for them. … Read More

Q Zone: Curious About Cornelius

Our time in Acts 10-11 has spawned a number of questions, but since we didn’t take any “live” last week at the 10:30 service, here’s some insight to three of them that came in during that service. 1. In light of Isaiah 49, why do … Read More

Now What? Living in Light of 11 (Acts 11, that is)

Before itemizing a few action points from Acts 11, here are a few of the nut graphs from the message — the most essential statements and paragraphs that summarize this rich text. [You can listen to the entire message here.] “What God was doing in … Read More

The Single Greatest Evidence: 500+ Appearances!

When it comes to the resurrection, the major thread of proof isn’t woven into the prophecies before the event as much as it is into the his appearances after the event. This isn’t meant to diminish the prophecies; rather, it is simply intended to elevate … Read More

9 in 5 from 10

While evangelical believers all agree the Gospel is, through and through, about the life of Jesus, to put it concisely and succinctly is another matter. How do you sum up this “good news” in a way that is doctrinally accurate, historically precise, and relationally sensitive? … Read More