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Written by Doug Ponder on February 23, 2013

The Bible isn't about you, but it is for you.

Written by Jessica Ponder on February 19, 2013

We'll never do enough to earn God's favor. The good news is, we don't have to.

Written by Doug Ponder on February 17, 2013

Jesus died and rose for us so that in him and through him, we might live for him.

Written by Jason Elliott on February 16, 2013

To serve visitors like Jesus requires that we care about them, listen to them, and get to know them.

Written by Doug Ponder on February 8, 2013

The gospel is good news about what Jesus has done, not good advice about what you must do.

Written by Doug Ponder on February 3, 2013

Churches gather to remember their need and to rejoice in God's gracious provision through Jesus.

Written by Doug Ponder on February 3, 2013

If Jesus trusted, loved, and obeyed the Scriptures, shouldn’t we?

Written by Doug Ponder on February 2, 2013

God uses our work for him in the present as part of his world with us in the future.

Written by Doug Ponder on January 27, 2013

Religion deals in greed, guilt, and fear. But Jesus deals in grace, forgiveness, and love.

Written by Doug Ponder on January 26, 2013

If you are a Christian, you will drink wine with Jesus one day. And you will like it.

Written by Doug Ponder on January 24, 2013

The Bible didn’t fall from heaven. But it is from God, about God, and used for God’s purposes.

Written by Doug Ponder on January 20, 2013

Good news: The God who reigns over the universe uses his power to help us.

Written by Doug Ponder on January 16, 2013

The purpose of your life is rooted in God's mission to make his glory known.

Written by Doug Ponder on January 16, 2013

For those with eyes to see and ears to hear, Les Misérables powerfully portrays several gospel truths.

Written by Jessica Ponder on January 15, 2013

Here's a short list of questions the Holy Spirit uses to help me avoid gossip.

Written by Doug Ponder on January 13, 2013

Something (or someone) is missing from the lives of far too many of Jesus' followers.