Jeff BjorganFor the sake of the Gospel, no matter when we were born or what we have experienced, we have to get along. The redeemed community is not identified by what divides us but by what unites us. Like Jesus, we need to build bridges.
[John 4:1-42]
Ben McGillivrayDiversity is a post-fall struggle that was never God’s intention. He desired a harmonious creation with perfect unity, and He desires to bring that kind of reality to earth through His church. We examine Paul’s beautiful analogy-filled picture of the Kingdom of God.
[Ephesians 2:11-22]
Cal KrahnDid Jesus really say, “love your enemies?” The world can be a troubling place, but there is a better way: the way Jesus taught and lived–the way of love. His love knows no bounds and He calls us to follow. So do we truly love others including our enemies?
[Matthew 5:43-48; Romans 5:8-10]
Jeff BjorganThe mystery of our body is that it has many parts that all work together for the greater whole. That’s why the body is a great metaphor for the church. The nature of the church is simply this: everyone has a creative part to play in the body of Christ.
[1 Corinthians 12:12-31]
Cal KrahnGod is the Creator and has created an amazing universe. He has created us in His image, meaning that we have the ability to be creative. We need to regain this God-given gift by getting close to the ultimate Creator Himself.
[Genesis 1:26-28; Ephesians 2:10; John 15:5]