What Makes a Life Worth Remembering?
What makes a life stand out in the halls of history? Alexander the Great? John Rockefeller? Einstein? Shakespeare? But what
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They Won't Be Persuaded Even If Someone Rises
Jesus tells a story about a rich man and a beggar named Lazarus. The rich man dies and goes to
Believing Is Seeing
In the world in which we live, people often say "seeing is believing." Jesus says the exact opposite:
Lazarus, Come Forth
Between verses 43 and 44 of John 11, there's drama. Breath is suspended. Eyes are glued. If this
Is 'Crunchy' Christianity Biblical? Seed Oils, Stewardship & Fear-Based Eating | Greg Gifford
Is obsessing over seed oils, beef tallow, sourdough, and toxin-free living actually biblical stewardship — or is it something else?
He Wept So You Won't Have To
Jesus wept in the garden knowing the enormity of sin, and He shed those tears in order that one day,
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"Christian Boldness in a Hostile World" – John 15:26-16:4 – Jonny Ardavanis
Jesus warns His disciples persecution is coming — then tells them to testify anyway. This message shows how the Holy Spirit empowers boldness in a hostile world.
What the Bible Says About Fear and Anxiety | Psalm 46 Explained | Jonny Ardavanis
Are you struggling with anxiety, fear, or feeling like life is out of control? In this episode, we dive deep
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"Why The World Hates Christians" – John 15:18-25 – Jonny Ardavanis
Jesus tells His disciples plainly: the world will hate you. This message from John 15 gives the biblical answer — and why that hatred is a mark of authentic discipleship.
A Sympathetic High Priest
God is not only aware of our sorrow. He not only documents our tears. He entered into our sorrow in
How to Be Filled with the Holy Spirit Every Day | 4 Practical Steps from Ephesians 5:18
Is Ephesians 5:18 really the most important verse in the New Testament for believers? In this conversation, we break
Jesus—The Man Who Wept
The shortest verse in Scripture may be one of the deepest, most profound truths in the Bible. Two words, but