Unforeseen and unpredictable events can cause us to live “under the circumstances.” In a stirring passage of Scripture, Paul reminds the Philippians and us there is a better way: we must learn how to live through our circumstances rather than under them.
When we take a look at the heart of the one who directly betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, it is much easier to look at the hearts of those of us who continue to betray him today.
This is the theme for this year’s Makin Music at FHU. The idea was to take old songs and cast them in a new light, to a brand new beat. As the children of God, we also have been made new in Christ Jesus our Lord. What does this mean, and how does this look…
I wish I could explain the tragic world events like the recent airport and train bombings in Brussels, Belgium, but I cannot. If our faith was based on our own understanding, it would not be faith at all. Instead, our faith is in the only One who understands what we cannot and tells us to…
After giving the Corinthian church great hope through the resurrection of the Christ, Paul concludes chapter fifteen on 1 Corinthians by showing how they can be better as the living body of Christ.