“As we will see throughout Hosea, God uses this prophet’s life as a model for the mercy He bestows on Israel and on us.“ The goal of this study is three-fold. First, we want to explore what God has for us in Hosea because this book is a part of His Word, given to us…
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“I confess to forgetting that God is constant. I expect Him to change at the drop of a hat, to suddenly toss out mercy or abandon grace. Typing out a list of who God is reminds me that my Lord isn’t a person like me. “ The character of God is constant. In our ever-changing…
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“Without a biblical definition of sin, we no longer have the understanding or guidelines to know what sin is and what it is not.” A collaboration by Gale Carter & Alden Labuda Who defines sin—God or man? In the relativistic, post-modern climate of the world today, it has become increasingly important for the Christian to…
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“Regardless of exactly how that looks, our response in this unprecedented situation of coronavirus needs to be one that ultimately honors God.“ Collaboration written by Abigail Croft, Rachel Schultz & Jesse Hamrick We’ve been in quarantine for over a month now. No one remembers what day it is, getting dressed for real is a thing…
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“Gossip is tasty, it’s fun. It gives the gossiper a sense of power. Power to shock and awe, power over others’ emotions or actions. But gossiper beware. “ Written by Rachel Shultz These are not pleasant times we find ourselves in. COVID-19 is serious, and it’s shaken us all. It is a sickness worthy of…
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“I need people to keep me focused on Christ, point out my mistakes, encourage growth and share the burden of my hardships. And, believe it or not, there are people who need me for those things too.” I don’t like to need anything. I don’t like to need rest when there is work to do…
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The old man (my sin-loving state) was that old prom dress and the person I was now was changed and new.
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