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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...
Sam Hitchcock
Mar 286 min read
Let Not Your Hearts Be Troubled: Four Lessons from the Upper Room Discourse
On Thursday of Holy Week, Jesus shared a meal with his disciples known as the Last Supper. During this meal, Jesus implemented the...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Mar 273 min read
Holy Wednesday: Is Jesus Truly Lord?
Holy Week is a public contest of power between Jesus Christ and the alternatives in Jerusalem. Who is the leader of the people of...
Cole Feix
Mar 265 min read
Holy Tuesday: Jesus the Messenger
In the last week of his life, Jesus could have been doing many things. What would you do if you knew you only had a week to live? Of...
Brittany Proffitt
Mar 242 min read
Palm Sunday: Jesus the King
“Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your king is coming to you; righteous and having...
Kim Arnold
Mar 225 min read
A Theology of Congregational Singing
Have you ever wondered why we sing together as believers or why it’s important? Was this a tradition that developed over the years or was...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Mar 217 min read
Leaving My Sin at the Cross
Christians say that our sins are nailed to the cross, but what does that mean? This means that the cross of Jesus accomplished atonement...
Brittany Proffitt
Mar 154 min read
All The Way My Savior Leads Me: The Spiritual Sight of Fanny Crosby
One of my all-time favorite hymns is “All the Way My Savior Leads Me.” In this hymn, Fanny Crosby writes of the undying faithfulness of...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Feb 224 min read
To the World and the Skeptics at Home
I have been reflecting a lot lately on sharing the gospel in my own family, and it has caused me to notice details in stories that I have...
Sam Hitchcock
Feb 143 min read
A Review of “The Upside Down Kingdom”
Before I preach or teach on a new topic, I always love finding fresh, new resources so I know what contemporary thinkers say about it....
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Feb 125 min read
To The World Where Families Are Messy
God sent His Son to the world to offer hope and salvation to humanity. But what did Jesus find when he arrived? He did not find the sons...
Kali Gibson
Jan 302 min read
What does it look like to obey God?
Have you ever wondered what it costs to obey God? Maybe you’re doing everything right, but nothing seems to be going your way. If you’ve...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Jan 254 min read
To the World One Family at a Time
Paul understood that his life’s work was “to preach to the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ, and to bring to light for everyone...
Kim Arnold
Jan 196 min read
Books on Worship: Beyond Typical Recommendations
One of the many tools I took away from my time at seminary was learning how to vet a book. I learned that not all “Christian” books are...
Dr. Benjamin J. Williams
Jan 47 min read
The Mother of God and the Children of Abraham
Christmas is over now, and we are all focusing on the beginning of a new year. Early January is a time for resolution-making and...
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