A liturgy on Christ’s suffering, sacrifice, and resurrection that calls us to remembrance, gratitude, and a life transformed by His boundless love.

Modern English allows for individualistic interpretations of Scripture that focus on the reader rather than the wider community of faith.

True peacemaking isn’t about avoiding chaos but stepping into it with urgency, humility, and wisdom.

The story of King Uzziah serves as a sobering reminder that success should never overshadow our dependence on God.

In seasons of rejection and loneliness, we can choose faith over despair, trusting in God’s steadfast love and proclaiming praise—no matter our circumstances.

When we steward our gifts, relationships, and opportunities for Christ, our everyday lives become part of God’s greater story.

One of the hardest things we are called to do as followers of Christ is love people. So, how do we love difficult people in particular?

God is not confined to the limits of humanity; He is able to do immeasurably more than we ask or imagine, and the story of Sarah provides evidence of this.

The world can lead you to believe that your success, money, or clothing are what deems you worthy, but we can be encouraged that there is something, or someone greater, who alone has the power to speak into our value and identity.

Many of us are enslaved to our phones, spending hours scrolling. But phones are stealing away time and affection that was meant for God.

We are likely all familiar with "Amazing Grace," but what were the origins of this world-renowned hymn? And how did it impact the legacies of faith to come?

Saint Augustine of Hippo taught that God displayed radical grace for us and that we were made for God's glory. Through his writing, legacies of faith are still impacted by his words to this day.