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This Sunday, the Radical Meaning of Christmas

Posted December 5th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Does the prospect of Christ’s coming make us feel an overwhelming need to change our hearts, or does it reassure us that everything is okay? [Read More...]

This Sunday, Christ the King-Maker

Posted November 23rd, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Our lives can seem like useless failures. So did the cross … [Read More...]

This Sunday, Jesus Uses Heaven to Teach About Life

Posted November 9th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

This life is unfulfilling — until you point it to the next. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Jesus Corrects Our 3 Prayer Mistakes

Posted October 26th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Jesus has good news and bad news for religious people this Sunday. [Read More...]

This Sunday: God Really Should Be Treated Like an Unjust Judge

Posted October 19th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

How does it make sense to compare the infinitely good God to the wicked man in Jesus’s story? [Read More...]

This Sunday, Meet the God of Glory and the Grind

Posted October 5th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

The life of faith is amazing and exhilarating … and tedious and thankless. It’s supposed to be that way. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Jesus on True Self-Esteem

Posted September 14th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

The “Gospel within the Gospel” (Luke, chapter 15) distills the entire Christian message about a soul’s worth. [Read More...]

This Sunday, Follow Jesus, Not the Crowd

Posted September 7th, 2019 by Tom Hoopes

Powerful readings separate the “herd mentality” from authentic faith. [Read More...]