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Continue reading →: “Preparing the Way: John the Baptist and the Dawn of Redemption”Sometimes the most important work in God’s story doesn’t come with fanfare. It doesn’t make headlines. It doesn’t show up on Instagram. And yet, without it, everything that follows would be impossible. That’s the role John the Baptist played in the story of Jesus’ arrival. And it’s a role that…
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Continue reading →: “Isaiah’s Vision of the Coming King: Light Foretold”When Isaiah looked at the world around him, he didn’t see a story that seemed close to redemption. He saw corruption in leadership. He saw people wandering from God. He saw injustice, idolatry, conflict, fear, and uncertainty about the future. In many ways, Isaiah ministered in a world that feels…
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Continue reading →: “Why Advent Begins in the Dark: Waiting for the Promise”If you’ve ever sat in a dark room long enough, you know that the longer you’re there, the more intensely you long for light. Darkness has a way of revealing what we need. It slows us down. It quiets us. It exposes what we’re carrying. And that’s exactly why Advent…
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Continue reading →: Called to Love Anyway: Learning to Respond Like Christ in Difficult Relationships
1 Peter 3:8–9 Relationships are one of the greatest gifts God gives us—and one of the hardest parts of being human. Some relationships feel stable, grounding, life-giving. Others feel unpredictable, chaotic, or fragile. Sometimes the very same relationship can shift from one extreme to the other depending on the day.…
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Continue reading →: Coming Under Authority When Everything in You Wants to ResistBased on 1 Peter 2:13–14 (ESV) “Be subject for the Lord’s sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, or to governors as sent by him to punish those who do evil and to praise those who do good.” — 1 Peter 2:13–14 Authority. Just…
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Continue reading →: Your Cornerstone Matters: Becoming a Living Stone (1 Peter 2:4–7)There is a moment in Scripture that always stops me in my tracks. It’s in 1 Peter 2:5, where Peter says, “you also, like living stones, are being built into a spiritual house.” I love that phrase—living stones. Strong, moving, breathing, and actively following Christ. It’s bold language. It’s purposeful…
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Continue reading →: FOR HIS GLORY · BY HIS GRACE1 Peter 1:13–19 — Living Hope for Real Life What does grace mean to you? Not the dictionary definition. Your definition. The kind of grace that meets you on the days you feel like you failed. The grace that whispers, “Get up. You’re still Mine.” And what about living hope?…
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Continue reading →: For His Glory, By His Grace1 Peter 1:1–13 — Living Bold in a Broken World What goals are you working toward? What do you wake up thinking about? What fuels your decisions, your schedule, your anxieties, and your joy? Is it your dream job? Your education? Your kids or grandkids? Your marriage? Recognition? Ministry success?…
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Continue reading →: He Paid the Price: What It Cost Jesus to Make a WayWe talk a lot about what it costs us to follow Jesus. The surrender. The dying to self. The laying down of comfort, control, and pride. But before we can ever truly count the cost of following Him, we have to stop and look at what it cost Him to…
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Continue reading →: Surrender Without ExcusesRomans 5:1–8 “Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Through him we have also obtained access by faith into this grace in which we stand, and we rejoice in hope of the glory of God… but God shows his…
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