In this final post inspired by my recent mission trip to Greece and Turkey, I want to write about a message that came to me my very first day in Athens and continued to ring true throughout the entire trip. We are a people searching for truth, and we always have been. At our core, we are seeking understanding and we are seeking someone to worship. It makes sense that ancient cultures sought something or someone to believe in. But where we lack understanding, the devil present

Numbness doesn't just translate to our earthly relationships. It can also affect our spiritual relationship with God. When we try to suppress our emotions in the name of faithfulness, we actually risk feeling disconnected from God. In today's post, we discuss "Godly Sorrow" as described by Paul in 2 Corinthians. Through this we learn sorrow is not proof of failure. It can produce repentance, a diligence to remain obedient, depleted desire to sin, zealous desire to remain fait

Today, we're unpacking two teachings from 1 Corinthians--speech that uplifts and love that unifies.