Sometimes, we use God to justify what we already want to do. But, very often, God calls us to something much less certain and more complex. And we learn that in the Book of Joshua, we find peace throu...  Read More

Sometimes things don’t make sense, but the second river proves that we need to remember God is still at work, still orchestrating events, and still in control as detailed in the Book of Joshua....  Read More

Jesus spent 40 days on earth after his resurrection before ascending to heaven. So, what’s He doing now, and where is He today?...  Read More

When we encounter the risen Jesus, we don’t stay where we are. The Easter story proves that sometimes the most divine thing we can provide is not an answer but the journey of understanding....  Read More

We often assume that our lives are closest to God when things are going well, but He’s actually closest to us in our weakness as displayed through Peter in the Book of John....  Read More

LHC Unplugged Season 1 talks about the concept of hope through the Book of Peter. A hope that shapes us, laments, endures, is holy, and is generous....  Read More

The facts of the resurrection are essential, they inform our faith. But the meaning of the resurrection transforms us, as seen in the Book of John....  Read More

Suffering, humbling ourselves, and trusting is what God uses to show us His grace. For us to receive it, live it, and then give it, as shown in the Book of Peter....  Read More

As you suffer, don’t be shaken, prepare yourself for suffering by thinking like Jesus, loving like Jesus, and responding like Jesus, as seen in the Book of Peter....  Read More

The Book of Peter explains how suffering well a hard thing is to do, but one that God taught us through Jesus. ...  Read More

The Book of Peter explains how we should live as though we don’t deserve mercy, and that submission is always a choice, not something forced onto someone....  Read More

What do you say to someone who is going through it? Sometimes we don’t know what to say, sometimes we say the wrong thing inadvertently. The right intention is there, but the words aren’t, and we see ...  Read More