Bridging the Gap
Hearing God’s Voice Like Waves
I love hearing the sound of waves on the shoreline of a beach. Whether the wind brings them crashing in, or calmer weather causes them
November 6, 2020
I love hearing the sound of waves on the shoreline of a beach. Whether the wind brings them crashing in, or calmer weather causes them
It is 37 degrees, but a carafe of hot black coffee, flannel PJs, a snoozing pup on my lap, and a couple of blankets make
When a child is born, he is not expected to be able to walk until he is about a year old. But if he is
In our Christian walk, we need to examine whether our primary objective is to produce fruit — or just look good. The even harder question,
“For the Lord hears the cry of the needy; He does not despise His imprisoned people.” Psalm 69:33 (NLT) Imprisoned. The word caught my eye
My ten-year-old son, Asher, turned to me in response to those who are struggling to make sense of the coronavirus: “…but Dad, this world is
Welcome to 2020, friends! We’re glad you’re here! We’re set to launch our weekly blog series for the new year, which we’ve titled Bridging the
Welcome! In this post we dive further into talking about sex with your kids. Specifically, God’s beautiful design for it. “Love and sex — don’t
By Craig T. Owens, originally posted here Have you ever been stumped by someone’s argument against Christianity or the Bible? Has anyone ever made fun
The Set Free Summit concludes today with a focus on restoration. We have recognized the problem of pornography and how pervasive it is in our
What a day! The Set Free Summit kicked off with an audience representing 19 countries and 350 different organizations. The purpose: to bring awareness to the pervasive
About 45% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions, and 88% of all resolutions end in failure. Your resolution this year might be to “lose weight”
It was a Tuesday morning, and I get a phone call from a college student who is a regular attender of my church. Answering the