by A White | Oct 16, 2019 | In Their Distress, Outreach, Statelessness
Siti Masitah Ibrahim disappeared early in 2019—January 30th to be exact. Her disappearance added her to the ranks of many children across the globe who were or are missing. But while she may have shared the status of “disappeared” with hundreds of thousands of other...
by Helen | Aug 23, 2019 | Family, Outreach
A Google search of “what does the Bible say about community” will lead to articles about why we were made for community, the importance of community, how we are commanded to be together with other believers … but none of the most popular articles...
by Helen | Jun 24, 2019 | Family, Outreach
Gossip and hypocrisy often go hand in hand. How many times has it been the ones nicest to us who are the ones gossiping about us? Wearing a mask of friendship, they are quick to spread rumors, lies, and half-truths that eventually lead to our hurt. Most of us have...
by Matt | Apr 24, 2019 | Outreach, Reflection & Repentance
“Reflection and Repentance” posts come from the time during our gathered worship where we focus on a command given by God. We explain it, talk about how we break it, confess our sin to God, and rejoice in His forgiveness.Reflection & Repentance1...
by Matt | Jan 26, 2019 | Book Reviews, Outreach
A lot of new people to our circle ask for a book covering what theonomy is, or if there is an introductory level book. The response is usually throwing them a couple of books coming in at about 300+ pages, and they are honestly very academic. This reoccurring...
by Matt | Oct 26, 2018 | Family, Outreach
Terminal churches are plentiful. While demonstrating the broad reach of Christianity, these churches are also evidence of the emptiness of Christianity’s impact on the world. The expansive but useless churches of today should lead us to the all-important...
