The Spiritual Discipline of Curiosity
Across Christian history, some have viewed curiosity as a distraction from faithful discipleship. Yet the witness… Read More
Gerrit Dawson | Read 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
The good news of Jesus’ return fills our sails with winds of hope that propel us forward into even the most difficult days. Those who have died are not gone forever. Present sufferings will not last. Jesus is coming to clean up all the mess—including our broken promises to God....
Lord Jesus, give us grace to ride the current of both the accountability and the hope of your return. Amen.
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