Greater Than Moses
The supremacy of Jesus in the fourth Gospel. by R. Herbert While all four Gospels weave rich verbal tapestries depicting the life and ministry of…
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Bread of Life
Hungering for spiritual nourishment in Jesus. by Mike Wallace Walking in the front door of my home to the culinary smell of freshly baked bread…
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Healing in Between
by Jamin Teran It is easy to recognize a place where sick people are. As you walk into any medical facility, the plain walls, sterile…
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Divine Interruptions
When the kingdom intersects with life. by Moises Capetillo There is a pattern in the Gospels that becomes impossible to ignore once you see it:…
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More Than Words
Investing in people as Jesus did. by Jennifer Stucker Jesus didn’t preach just to crowds. He reached out to the marginalized. He touched the untouchable.…
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When We Do the Unthinkable
by Francisco Banda III What would happen if we as Christians would do the unthinkable — something that those in Christian circles would consider socially…
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Jesus, Like a Seaside Cliff
Temptation slips around my feet, a tide that rises — ankles, knees — and tugs and crawls away. The sand deceives, seems firm, but slides…
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Is the kingdom present or future? Why does Jesus talk about it both ways?
Is the kingdom present or future? Why does Jesus talk about it both ways? An important fact must be acknowledged. Not only present and future,…
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A Voice for the Voiceless
The witness of Mary and Elizabeth for the unborn. by Kelsey Gjesdal My heart pounded as I stood on the sidewalk, holding a laminated sign.…
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Genealogies and Jesus
by Brian Franks Genealogies seem to be one of the hardest things in the Bible for people to get excited about. Thankfully, they don’t come…
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Something About That Name
by Ken Lawson My favorite gospel chorus is “There’s Something About That Name.” It is almost constantly going through my mind these days, having sustained…
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Room for the Redeemer
by Christopher L. Scott Americans are busy. We have jobs, production quotas, projects, deadlines, reviews, and sales quotas. Why do we work so much and…
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