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Why Leviticus?

Bloody Sacrifices, Obscure Laws and Obtuse Stories—that's what Leviticus is all about, right? Leviticus appears to be a book of antiquated and outdated laws. If we are honest,...
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The Power of Your Story

By the end last night, we were all pretty emotionally wiped. But we were also celebrating. God’s grace, His love, His mercy, His pursuit – and the...
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Where Do You Find Rest? 

“Your rest is not to be found in figuring your life out, but in trusting the One who has it all figured out for your good and...
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Gospel Listening

“Listening is a magnetic and strange thing, a creative force. The friends who listen to us are the ones we move toward. When we are listened to,...
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Re-defining “Blessing”

“Please do not take pictures of our Sudanese staff members and post them online, as this could invite persecution and endanger their lives.” “They took me into...
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Missional On-Ramps

I love driving into Nashville. A pretty incredible city with so much to do, see, explore and experience. Live music on Broadway, movies and plays in the summer...
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Gospel Identity

I have a fishing pole and tackle box – I even own a pair of waders. But I am not a fisherman. I am a dad of...
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When I Got Married

The day before my wedding I purchased a brand new pair of hard contact lenses. Wore them for about 18 hours that day. No big deal, I...
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The Gospel According to Cinderella

I can only imagine what it’s like to go watch a movie as a family if you have boys. It probably involves action, adventure, swords and super...
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Feedback From Our First Gospel Primer Pilot Group

“I’ve begun to view the gospel as a verb, not just a noun (“gospeling” each other), and have become more fluent with it. It also helped me think...
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