All Things New

Jesus’ Great Commission reverses the rebellion of Babel by sending His followers outward to disciple the nations, transforming humanity’s prideful attempt to ascend to heaven into a global mission grounded in His authority and redemptive grace....

Blessing has never been about us, but about sharing that blessing with the nations....

Isaiah changes our perspective on our greatness....

In today's culture, making a name for yourself has become the norm, but it's not a new problem....

I will sing about the LORD’s faithful love forever; I will proclaim your faithfulness to all generations. (Psalm 89:1) In today's reading, we once again visit Psalm 89. If you recall, we spent a little time in this chapter in Week 3 discussing how He is the greatest amongst the Divine Counsel and how He alone is worshipped. Today we look a little deeper at the chapter's themes to help us process w...

For every one of God’s promises is “Yes” in him. (2 Corinthians 1:20) Throughout my life, my word has always been very important to me. It is just how I was raised. I may not have two nickels to rub together, but I've always got my word. That's why I rarely make promises. I am far too familiar with my own ability to break them, so a promise never made is a promise never broken. Instead, I will oft...

The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in him, and I am helped. (Psalm 28:7) This past Sunday, Pastor Mike spoke about our family, saying we were an example of what it looked like to serve out of personal pain because of the things our family has been through. He's far too kind, I assure you! We're just a couple of folks trying to figure this all out as we constantly stumble forwar...

This is why the promise is by faith, so that it may be according to grace, to guarantee it to all the descendants — not only to the one who is of the law but also to the one who is of Abraham’s faith. He is the father of us all. (Romans 4:16) Yesterday we saw how in spite of all that has taken place, as the flood subsided, God initiated a covenant with us to never ever destroy creation with flood ...

As the flood waters receded, God offers humanity a fresh start, renewing the mandates of Eden....

One thing we must remember, whether in judgment or in grace, His faithful love endures forever....

The normalcy of life can often make us less attentive to the things of God than we should be, just as it did in the days of Noah....

Trials and hardship are often perceived as punishment instead of discipline. Even when they come about as consequences of our own actions, God can and does use them to redeem us and transform us into His image. ...

It's easy to see God's judgment as a reference for His anger, but Isaiah helps us to see it as a promise of faithfulness instead. ...

God's judgment may seem punitive, but there's always a redemptive element in it. Join us as we journey through Genesis 7-8 as God preserves Noah's family in a catastrophic act of judgment. ...

Today, grief finally finds its place; in worship....