Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
A Greater Answer to Pain
Hebrews is a tough book for many reasons — its imagery and themes are difficult. It is a sermon once delivered to a first-century church...
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Kim Arnold
Oct 256 min read
Sing Your Faith: Martin Luther's Worship Reforms
When I mention Martin Luther, what are your first thoughts? Often, people know he posted The 95 Theses on the chapel door in Wittenberg...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Oct 115 min read
The Enemy Within, Part 2
In my previous writing on this theme, I drew our attention to Jesus' words about the source of evil in the world. “For from within, out...
Brittany Proffitt
Oct 106 min read
What Does the Bible Teach about Church Membership?
Originally published July 9th, 2020 Accountability Within a Church Body The concept of church discipline can often make Christians...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Aug 156 min read
The Gospel of Mark: Lord of Storms
What do Christians mean by faith? In the simplest sense, faith is trust or allegiance to a person. That definition is too flat for my...
Kali Gibson
Aug 144 min read
Is Self-Care Biblical?
“Self-care isn’t selfish.” “Put on your oxygen mask first before assisting others.” “You need to take care of yourself first before you...
Brittany Proffitt
Jul 303 min read
Growth in God: Humble Gratefulness
This is the third and final article in this short series titled “Growth in God.” In the first article, we explored what it means to come...
Kim Arnold
Jul 198 min read
Ashael Nettleton, Part 2: The Sovereignty of God in Revivals
Last month, I wrote an article on the life and ministry of Asahel Nettleton. In it, I shared Nettleton’s biography, from his early life...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Jul 186 min read
The Gospel of Mark: Lord of Hope
What do Christians mean by hope? I suspect the cynics among us confuse hope with naivete. They might see it as a point of view about...
Kali Gibson
Jul 123 min read
The Harvest is Plentiful
In Luke 10, Jesus sent out his seventy-two disciples to spread the gospel message. He also gave them very specific commands of what they...
Kali Gibson
Jun 192 min read
Who is the master of your life?
In Luke 5:1-11, Jesus calls his first disciples. As he’s preaching, people begin crowding around him, so Jesus gets into a fisherman’s...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
May 284 min read
Seeing Traces of the Trinity
The prophet Isaiah once described his summons to the heavenly throne to stand before God and receive his prophetic commission. He saw...
Brittany Proffitt
May 222 min read
Growth in God: Nothing but Christ
Following the past article in this short series (Growth in God: The End of Us), this article will focus on the holy pursuit of “nothing...
Kim Arnold
May 165 min read
Submission in Worship
Have you ever thought about submission being an integral part of worship? As Americans, I do not think we are keen on the idea of...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
May 913 min read
Leaving a Family Legacy God's Way
[Author’s Disclaimer: This study attempts to weave together some very thinly represented information in the Old Testament narratives....
Kim Arnold
Apr 267 min read
Women and Christian Discipline: Growing in Christ in our Everyday Days
As a woman launching her only child into adulthood, I am in a season of reflection and anticipation. I often reflect on the past 19 years...
Brittany Proffitt
Apr 184 min read
Growth in God: The End of Us
For several weeks, I’ve prayed that God would continue to amaze his people with the gospel and that we do not grow stagnant in our walk...
Kim Arnold
Mar 312 min read
Christ the Lord is Risen Today!
He is risen! Hallelujah! Although we celebrate our risen Lord every Sunday, there is something special about celebrating on Easter. It’s...
Brittany Proffitt
Mar 292 min read
Good Friday: Jesus is the Only Way
Yesterday, we experienced the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus pleaded with the God to remove his cup of wrath. Christ submitted to the...
Cole Feix
Mar 281 min read
The Last Supper and the New Passover
Maundy Thursday is the least well-known of the Holy Week services. It is a celebration of the Last Supper, Communion, and the Passover...
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