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A crusader who gives to the poor, prays constantly, fights like a force of nature, and then refuses a crown? We dig into the larger-than-life story of Godfrey of Bouillon and why his life still presses on the modern Church. Along the way, we argue that “examples” are not optional for Christian form…

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The Garden of Eden is not a children’s story, it’s a blueprint for how reality works. We keep digging into Genesis 2 and follow the text from God’s seventh day rest into the close-up view of humanity’s creation. Along the way we talk about why Sabbath is set apart, why rest is a gift, and why our m…
Genesis is where arguments about reality go to fight, because whoever owns the beginning gets to reshape everything downstream: meaning, ethics, identity, and even what counts as “good.” We come at the creation account as more than a debate about timelines. We treat it like the foundation stones of…
You’ve probably heard the Crusades reduced to a single sentence: “Christianity’s darkest hour.” That slogan is easy to repeat and hard to defend once you lay the timeline on the table. We bring on Jared to rebuild the story from the ground up, starting with what the Crusades actually were and why t…
“God told me” can be faith or it can be a cover for impulse, fear, and wishful thinking. We get practical and blunt about how to tell the difference, starting where clarity actually lives: the Word of God. If you want to hear God speak, we talk about why reading Scripture in context beats chasing s…
Culture keeps moving the goalposts on what “Christian” is supposed to mean, and it leaves a lot of people stuck in the middle. We want a faith that’s real, durable, and recognizable when it costs something, not a label that only works when life is easy. That’s why we’re starting a new sermon series…

Elect Exiles

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“Elect exiles” is not a cute phrase, it’s a diagnosis. We open 1 Peter with fresh eyes and realize Peter starts his letter to suffering Christians by telling them something most of us resist: you’re scattered on purpose. If you’ve ever looked at your life and thought, why am I here, why is this har…
A father lures his daughter’s rapist to the house and shoots him. A CEO gets killed and people argue about whether it’s “justice.” Cameras go up on street corners and we’re told it’s for “safety.” If you’ve felt the pressure to say, “Fine, I’ll take matters into my own hands,” you’re not alone, and…
If grace is free, why does Jesus talk so much about fruit? That question sits underneath a lot of modern Christianity, where “I prayed a prayer” can quietly morph into “so I can live however I want.” We take the parable of the sower (Luke 8, echoed in Matthew and Mark) and follow Jesus’ own explana…
Romans 7 is one of those chapters people quote when they feel stuck, ashamed, or exhausted: “I keep doing what I hate.” But if we treat that paragraph like the whole story, we end up with a Christian life defined by excuses and defeat. We want better than that, so we open the text, read it carefull…
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