Without Leviticus: Why Your Children Need All of Scripture
Our family committed to reading through the entire Bible this year. We’re currently in the eleventh chapter of the book of Leviticus, and our kids are like, “WHY SO MUCH ...
“LO”-Point: Worship After COVID
It has been a year since COVID upended how we use music in our church services. As we work our way through this pandemic, I have asked the question, “What will our worshi...
Here I Stand
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On April 17, 1521, Martin Luther faced the Diet (assembly) of the Holy Roman Empire in Wo...
Community: The Answer to Loneliness
Each month this year, Women’s Ministries is highlighting common issues women face. In February, we are focusing on the difficulty many women face with feelings of lonelin...
The Singular Focus of Worship
The Ten Commandments are receiving quite a bit of press these days in the United States. There have been multiple confrontations related to their display in a variety o...
The Story of Joseph: The World’s First Gen Zer
By all accounts, seventeen-year-old Joseph was a spoiled brat.
Genesis 37:2-3 briefly summarized teenaged-Joseph as a tattletale and the favorite son of Jacob—born to him...