A man lays his head on a stone and makes a promise. Years later, he returns... limping, older, changed. What happened in between is not the story of a man who kept his word perfectly… but of a God wh...  Read More

Are we right — and yet not loving?...  Read More

“Now I know.” At first hearing, those words in Genesis 22 can sound unsettling. Did God just learn something? Or is something deeper happening in Abraham’s test?...  Read More

Genesis 21:33 is easy to overlook—but in one quiet act, Abraham shows us a faith rooted in patience, confidence, and trust in the Everlasting God....  Read More

When Abram speaks to God, he does not choose between honesty and reverence. He brings his fear into the presence of the Lord who is both near enough to hear him and great enough to keep His promises....  Read More

Before there was evidence, Abram worshiped. Genesis 12 invites us to trust God’s promises while the future is still unseen....  Read More

The problem with silence isn’t that nothing happens... it’s that something always does....  Read More

What if Stephen’s first words in Acts 7 were doing far more than asking for attention—what if they were calling God’s people to listen again?...  Read More

The One who spoke light into darkness has not remained distant. Week 2 reminds us that the Creator has come near....  Read More

The Light That Shines StillJohn 1:14; Luke 2:10–11; Isaiah 9:6–7Optional Family Reading: Luke 2:8–14The Light who broke into our darkness now shines among us with unfailing grace and eternal joy.This ...  Read More

The Light That Breaks InJohn 1:1–14Optional Family Reading: Luke 2:8–14The true Light has come into our darkness to dwell with us and bring us life.Tonight we gather in the quiet wonder of Christmas E...  Read More

Speaking of the ChildLuke 2:33–38Those who truly encounter Christ cannot help but speak of Him . . . mission begins with worship.If Simeon proclaims the mission, Anna gives us a glimpse of how it begi...  Read More