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.
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.
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.
How we read Scripture depends on how we view Scripture. Whenever we read, the perspective we take depends on the source and the content of what we are reading.
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?
More than ever before, there is science to back up what good poets and authors have always known: the world is hungry for the love of their fathers. But even before the poet, it’s the Bible that lets us know there is a father hunger in this world.
What has happened to the Ephesians (and us) to cause such a difference between being hopeless aliens and strangers, to now being called citizens and members of the household of God?
How is it that a just God can remain in the presence of a duplicitous people while they eat, drink, and celebrate their good fortune, when he knows that this very covenant will be broken within 40 days?
As we celebrate our church’s 8 year anniversary, here are five surprising reasons why not having a church building has proven to be a blessing from God.
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.
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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.