When you think about it, your birthday is kind of weird. Each year, you have an entire day dedicated to being celebrated, sung to, stuffed with cake, and congratulated by everyone around you, for something that you contributed absolutely nothing to. You got born. Your contribution to the day of your birth, was, well, not exactly something you can boast in. If you don’t believe me, just ask your mother.... continue reading
Very little can compare to time spent reflecting on the life, death, and resurrection of our Savior. That’s what has made Lent so special to believers all over the world since its formation in the fourth century. Starting February 22, we encourage you to join your brothers and sisters in Christ in a joyful meditation on the life of Jesus!... continue reading
Today is our third and final preview of the audiobook for Adam Ramsey's new devotional, Truly, truly, I say to you, a book of meditations on the words of Jesus from John's gospel. Each day Adam weaves his soulful reflections with piercing imagery from Charles Spurgeon to help readers experience the transforming power and tender comfort of Jesus' voice. Listen to the second day's devotion below, read by Adam himself.... continue reading
Today we're continuing our short series, giving you a preview of the audiobook for Adam Ramsey's new devotional, Truly, truly, I say to you, a book of meditations on the words of Jesus from John's gospel. Each day Adam weaves his soulful reflections with piercing imagery from Charles Spurgeon to help readers experience the transforming power and tender comfort of Jesus' voice. Listen to the second day's devotion below, read by Adam himself.... continue reading
Over the next 3 days, we'll be giving you a preview of the audiobook for Adam Ramsey's new devotional, Truly, truly, I say to you, a book of meditations on the words of Jesus from John's gospel. Each day Adam weaves his soulful reflections with piercing imagery from Charles Spurgeon to help readers experience the transforming power and tender comfort of Jesus' voice. Listen to the first day's devotion below, read by Adam himself.... continue reading
Two disciples decide to trail Jesus as he leaves the Jordan River: the first is Andrew (the brother of Peter), while the second is generally speculated to be John (the author of this narrative). On the surface, it seems relatively straightforward. Andrew and John hear John the Baptiser proclaim, “Behold the Lamb of God!” and begin following Jesus as he makes his way back into town. Jesus, likely hearing footsteps trailing him, turns and asks what they want.... continue reading