Reading with Diversity

When we come together to share our unique and diverse perspectives, we create a rich tapestry of understanding shaped by our life experiences. This collective sharing enhances our comprehension and appreciation of the Scriptures. More importantly, it shapes how we live out Scripture more fully.

A Clash of Kingdoms

Perhaps no biblical region is more relevant to the church today than ancient Asia Minor. How did this Jewish sect of Jesus’s followers, known as “The Way,” spread throughout the Roman Empire to become an official religion in less than 300 years? The answers might surprise you.

What’s Love Got To Do With It?

The word “love” is loaded with cultural nuance and expectations that don’t always translate between langauges. Hebrew has a couple of words that English Bibles often translate as some form of love. In doing so, they obscure something essential about God’s character.

Joseph the Just

Even though Joseph says nothing in the Gospels, his actions—even before the angel’s appearance in his dream—provide an important lesson about justice and righteousness.

Out of Tune

There’s a disconnect between what we sing in worship and the worship music of the Bible. Why does it matter and, maybe more importantly, what does it say about us?

Breaking Down Walls

The community of believers form a sacred and holy space. When we understand that the community of faith is a dwelling place for God’s spirit, our differences and disagreements should pale compared to the Eternal living among us.