February 15, 2012
by Tom Barbour
Posts: 16
Movies based on a true story often must rely on artistic license and/or exaggeration in order to make them more interesting. There is one person for whom few—if any—exaggerations are needed to embellish the account of his life. Eric Liddell … Continue reading
January 11, 2012
by Julie Cudney
Posts: 46
“Son, your sins are forgiven.” Pretty powerful words, huh? I had learned the story of the paralytic from Mark 2 many times since my childhood, and somehow missed the great lesson on God’s forgiveness embedded in the text. Chris’s sermon … Continue reading
December 20, 2011
by Julie Cudney
Posts: 46
In the beginning of his sermon on Sunday, Chris asked us whether we needed to work more on pursuing grace or pursuing truth in our relationships. I knew instantly which one I needed more of: grace. I knew because Chris … Continue reading
December 7, 2011 by John Pleasnick | Comments Off on The Underestimated Gospel
In April, Chris and I will be taking the Training Center men to T4G in Louisville, KY. We’re already looking forward to the time away with the men and the conference. Below are some of the speakers reflections on how the gospel is underestimated by Christians today. Listen and be challenged. Continue Reading →
November 30, 2011
by Shannon Munoz
Posts: 94
Just the other day, I was thinking about one of my accomplishments and how well it had turned out, and I found myself in a familiar place. I once again caught myself sliding down the slippery slope of pride. Truthfully, … Continue reading