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What often looks like coincidence in the moment, looks like providence in hindsight.

We have an incredible ability to let one unmet desire overshadow a thousand undeserved blessings.

We can rest in God's providence while stepping forward in courageous obedience.

Christians live in the tension between being a good neighbor and a holy exile.

When God seems hidden, He is still positioning His people for His purposes.

Join us as we explore the book of Esther. In chapter 1, we explore the common error of confusing compliance with a changed heart.

When turbulence comes, don't grab the parachute, grab the seat belt.

"Jesus may be in your heart, but grandpa is in your bones."

Avoid these three parenting traps that sound good, and look good, but are less than God's bigger vision for your family.

Whatever is at the center of your heart will shape your home.

Jesus overcame the power of sin and death, so that you, too, could be raised to new life, starting now and lasting forever.

The cross is not just the way Jesus died, it's the way His followers live.

Are you being led by the flesh or by the Spirit?

You have been given a new name, a new family, and a new purpose, because you have been chosen and adopted into the family of God.

How do we help people belong to God's family? Be healed. Get curious. And pull up a chair.

The way we grow is the way began - through faith in Jesus.

Are you more concerned with policing the boundaries of Christianity or pointing everyone to the Center of it?

The most persuasive argument for the gospel is simply the story of what Jesus has done in our lives.

There are options in how we handle conflict. Not every disagreement needs to escalate to a "die on this hill" level. But for Paul, our understanding of the Gospel, and how we live it out, isn't something we can just agree to disagree on. Be careful of so-called gospels that don't flat out reject Jesus, but repurpose Him. They may promise a lot of freedom, but ultimately end in chains.

Paul's letter to Galatia is intense and personal. Why? What has Paul so concerned? This is week 1 of a 9 part series in the book of Galatians.

While many people are looking for a spectacle, few are looking for a Savior.

Prayer is not about getting what I want out of God, it's about getting what God wants into me.

What ending needs to take place in your life for a new thing to begin?

Jesus is the reason for the season. But the reason for Jesus is love.

No one can steal your joy, but you can surrender it.

Peace is something we all want and wonder where to find it. True peace is found in the presence of Jesus.

The final 3 commands - the holy HOA for Israel's life together.

Sex has been designed for covenant, not consumption.

Every law contains not just a negative command (DO NOT!), but also a positive (DO!). In this case, it's Do Not Murder, and Do value the gift of life. Are Christians really "pro life?" What does that look like?

Collette Nybakken is home to share with us what God has been doing in the last year in Cambodia.

The family structure is the primary means through which God's covenantal promises are passed on.

The Sabbath was a gift before it was ever a law. Receive it!

How do we carry the name of God in a trustworthy and holy way?

Who we become is shaped by we worship.

Before the rules, there was a relationship. Before God gave commands, He gave grace.

Christ-centered community should be made up of equal parts encouragement and challenge.

What causes us to get stuck and stay spiritually immature?

What does it look like to grieve in healthy ways? How do we grieve with hope? And how can we walk alongside someone else who is grieving?

Jesus calls Himself our "Good Shepherd". Is He leading you? Do you trust Him?

Who is our neighbor? And what kind of a neighbor does God require us to become?

We don't do good to earn God's love; we do good because of God's love.