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BO KILGORE Across centuries of warfare, militaries have carried into battle what is known as “the colors” — banners that embody the identity and history of the unit. They are […]

Alex Rivera In 2014, when our church was forced to be relocated from an urban setting to the heart of Amish country, I wasn’t worried about the longer commute our […]

Marcus Briggs Every parent wants to know that their kid knows what to do should they ever encounter a kidnapper. Several years ago, when our kids were younger, my wife, […]

Denise Ayer Before you turn the page, stay with me—I promise this isn’t just about Barbie dolls.  If you’re anything like me, you probably had zero desire to watch the […]

Dr. Phil Brassfield 1st Corinthians 12:31-13:1 12:31 “But earnestly desire the best gifts. And yet I show you a more excellent way.” 13:1 “Though I speak with the tongues of […]

STEVE PIXLER Someone once said, “People plan and God laughs.” This wry and somewhat cynical aphorism suggests that human plans are futile in the face of God’s will. It implies […]

Abigail DeJarnatt In a culture of chaos, the Lord is giving us an opportunity with my generation. Our whole lives, we’ve been told to “live our truth,” “follow our hearts,” […]

Chelsea Briggs I rarely step foot in grocery stores nowadays thanks to pickup services, but around Easter this year, I dashed into Target with my kids for some teacher appreciation […]

Bishop Paul Russell  “Take a few steps into the river…” Joshua to the Israelite Priests (Joshua 3:8) Twice a month, I join a group of pastors in Northwest Houston for […]

DR. LANDON GALLOWAY In the biblical imagination, the sea was not just a body of water—it was a symbol of chaos. It represented everything unruly, dangerous, and resistant to the […]