Hard Questions Loving the Lost by Jasmin Michelle Smith What does it mean to love the lost? Who are they? What is our responsibility according to the Word? What was Jesus’ relationship with those who were not “like Him”? If we are called to be like Jesus and to obey His Word, then we… View Article

  Hard Questions: Social Drinking by Stephanie Miller I will never forget the words Aaron Bounds spoke to an arena of young people at the 2015 North American Youth Congress. He cautioned us about the environments we put ourselves in and the things we align ourselves with. In reference to environments where social drinking occurs,… View Article

  Love by Sam Weyer   “Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not puffed up; does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, thinks no evil; does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth; bears all things, believes all… View Article

Just Find the Need by Caleb Kelsey A short time ago, I awoke to text from my father: “Praying for you today son. Allow the Lord to take you beyond your notes/thoughts”. I was preaching at a church that I attended for several years; church that is right on the precipice of revival. A church… View Article

Teaching a Bible Study: A Beginner’s Guide by Jasmin M. Smith   Teaching a Bible study does not have to be a daunting endeavor. Sure, it requires a bit of boldness and obedience to follow the will of the Lord, and offer or agree to teach a Bible study to someone seeking more of God,… View Article

Unoffendable. by Stephanie Miller   Hurt people, hurt people. You’ve probably heard the famous quote, “Hurt people, hurt people.” While people may not intentionally hurt us, most of us can verify that this premise is true: if you live long enough, you will experience hurt. This is simply because people are people and only God… View Article

Say Yes, Get on the List! by Jasmin M. Smith   There have been numerous times over the past few years that God has asked me to do things that, in my mind, I knew I could not do. Yet, when I said yes to them, I was surprised to discover that not only was… View Article

Second Chances by Stephanie Miller   Second chances can be a tricky thing to navigate. We’ve all been the recipient as well as the giver of second chances. Sometimes we can become entitled when it comes to receiving one, yet when someone seeks a second chance from us, we often withhold it from them. We… View Article