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​​LANDON GALLOWAY       Mark 14 records a fateful dinner that would witness the establishment of two monuments. As a result of those dinners, two legacies were secured. Mary, […]

LANDON GALLOWAY    If we’re honest, the Bible can be difficult to read. It’s full of strange names, places, and rules. And, parts of it just seem strange. Why did […]

STEPHANIE SUBER        Don’t we just love to hear those special words, the ones that make life suddenly sweeter and more joyful? The three simple words that can […]

DR. PHILLIP BRASSFIELD If you study the Gospel of John and contrast it to the synoptic Gospels, you will discover several interesting encounters that John records that are absent in […]

DR. PHILLIP BRASSFIELD I’m thinking about John the Baptist and some lessons we can learn from this faithful prophet. In these days of success driven ministry, leaders can fall prey […]

EDDIE MCFALLS      It is all condensed into seventeen verses. One might even press the argument that two of those verses are ancillary to the focus of the story. […]

LANDON GALLOWAY         Many commentators and students of John have noted that the book is organized around miraculous signs and “I AM” statements. This becomes an important […]

DR. PHILLIP BRASSFIELD      The Prologue of the Gospel of John, (John 1:1-18), as it’s commonly referred to, is one of the most foundational Christological texts in the New […]

LANDON GALLOWAY      Luke 5:1-11 records the call of the first disciples.  Traditionally, a rabbi would accept applications from potential followers.  Rabbis generally wanted the most studious and capable […]

LANDON GALLOWAY       I believe the greatest threat to Christian leaders in this season is not disease, division, or disunity— it is discouragement.  The events of 2020 have […]