Elaine Scott, Chelsea Anderson and Alysia Dicks
Jun 2021
In a culture of competing voices telling us who we are and who we should be, exactly who am I? And more specifically, who does God say...
In a culture of competing voices telling us who we are and who we should be, exactly who am I? And more specifically, who does God say that I am? This 3-part series, Identity Defined, will uncover the false identities the world places on us and detail the words God uses to describe who we are in him.
From the Enneagram to color-coded personality types, it can be wonderfully helpful to access various assessments and...
From the Enneagram to color-coded personality types, it can be wonderfully helpful to access various assessments and 'get-to-know-yourself' tools. Yet you have to wonder: Why does all this exist, and why are we so enamored with it? Our preoccupation with self-discovery comes from a desire for better health; however, as with most things, there’s a twist. We often hear, “You do you.” In this series, we'll see what’s at the bottom of 'you do you' and the truth behind it.
The most frequently told Christmas story concerns a baby in a manger, and for good reason. A baby in a manger tells us the how and where...
The most frequently told Christmas story concerns a baby in a manger, and for good reason. A baby in a manger tells us the how and where of the first Christmas, but not necessarily the why. When telling his version of Christmas, John didn’t write about babies, animals, or shepherds. Instead of focusing on how or where Jesus was born, John wrote about why.
Looking around, it’s clear that things aren’t going well. There’s a reason, and it’s bigger than a virus, racial tension, and even an...
Looking around, it’s clear that things aren’t going well. There’s a reason, and it’s bigger than a virus, racial tension, and even an election. There’s something wrong with the world, and it’s affecting everything in it. In this series, we’ll find out what’s wrong, why it’s wrong, and, more importantly, what we can do about it.
It can be hard to maintain hope in the middle of chaos. But our hope isn't anchored to circumstances, theological opinions, or a book....
It can be hard to maintain hope in the middle of chaos. But our hope isn't anchored to circumstances, theological opinions, or a book. Our hope is anchored to an event—an event that rekindled the dwindling hope of the first followers of Christ.
