The Purpose of Lent
Todd Simonis March 11, 2019
The Purpose of Lent
Todd Simonis March 11, 2019
For Dust Thou Art
Ash Wednesday is peculiar. We do not generally go out of our way to be reminded of our impending death. Nevertheless, to fully grasp our mortality is an essential part of knowing Christ.
Tyler Prescott March 6, 2019
Adoption
An Integration of Opposites
Jesus unites things that seem to be opposites, and because he can unite them he has a glory, beauty, and strength that leaves everybody else behind.
Steve Palmer February 28, 2019
Adoption
The Truth About Temptation
Temptation is not a choice between actions, but between identities. It raises the question of who and whose we are.
Todd Simonis February 19, 2019
Corporate Worship
Good Christian, You Are Seeing Spots
We have sin in our eyes, idols in our hearts, phones in our hands–and we have come to worship. Through Ezekiel we see God’s answer to a people who are physically present, but whose attention lies elsewhere.
Drew Miller January 29, 2019
Friendship
The Fight For Our Identity
“Staying connected to the vine” and “producing fruit” isn’t about our effort. It’s about our identity.
Todd Simonis November 25, 2018
Christian Unity
Worship, Gospel, and the Book of Common Prayer
While no form of worship is perfect, Anglican worship is buttressed by foundational truths that ensure consistent focus on glorifying God alone.
Corey Prescott January 18, 2019
Children
The Chaos of Christmas
Of all Christmas services, it is the Christmas pageant that most closely evokes the chaos that accompanied the night of Jesus’ birth, and most clearly demonstrates God’s desire to enter the chaos of our lives.
Tyler Prescott December 23, 2018
New Testament Biblical Figures
Is Knowledge of the Trinity Necessary?
Through the story of Nicodemus conversing with Jesus we can begin to grasp the mystery of the Trinity, drawing us into the perfect love and unity of God.
Tyler Prescott December 19, 2018
Church Mission
The Surprising Grace Of God’s Judgement
We are judgmental creatures, and that is a great cause of conflict and division in this world. Christianity offers a unique solution to this universal human problem through God’s surprising judgement of humanity.
Rob Sturdy December 10, 2018
Encouragement
Dealing With Spiritual Dryness
Maybe you’re feeling that your heart is incapable of doing what you know it should do, or at least what you know that it used to do. So when scripture commands of us joy and thanksgiving, what do we do?
Corey Prescott December 3, 2018
What Christians Believe, Proclaim, and Know
Shay Gaillard
Paul writes in Thessalonians that he did not want them to suffer because they didn’t know what to believe, or to proclaim, or to know; so he taught them.
Jesus, Son of Man
Todd Simonis
From the disciples’ perspective, this was the exact opposite of what was supposed to happen. Jesus wasn’t supposed to suffer. He wasn’t supposed to be killed. That wasn’t the plan.
Reflecting the of Christ.
GoTherefore.org seeks to equip the church with resources that winsomely apply gospel truth to life through an Anglican lens, for the glory of God and the sake of others who do not yet know him.
Reflecting the of Christ.
GoTherefore.org seeks to equip the church with resources that winsomely apply gospel truth to life through an Anglican lens, for the glory of God and the sake of others who do not yet know him.