Topical Reflections

This past Sunday we thought about a seeming contradiction at the center of who God is – loving and abundant in mercy, yet relentless in justice and fierce in fury. […]

This past Sunday we took a deep dive into learning about the Aaronic priesthood. And that’s just one sample of how throughout whole Bible – but especially within the Old

So suggested an English sociologist in 1955, noting how the sexual taboos of the 19th century were becoming fair game for common observance and conversation, while something quite commonly observed

In his booklet “Listen Up!”, Christopher Ash lays out seven ingredients for healthy sermon listening. Let’s look at each of those, along with the steps/questions he suggests for getting after

In Isaiah 53:10, we read that “when his soul makes an offering for guilt, he shall see his offspring.” What does that mean? Also the very next chapter (Isaiah 54)

In Hebrews 13:2 we read, “Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.” Yesterday’s sermon focused mostly on how that changes our perspective

Maybe it seems pedantic to even ask such a question, but if we want our whole lives to be a form of worship, how can we not ask it? 1

The book of Hebrews repeatedly emphasizes the “once-for-all” nature of Christ’s work of atonement. Do we fully appreciate how unique this claim is in all of human spirituality? Consider the