Broken into twelve chapters, one for each of the great faith declarations of the Apostles’ Creed, this resource makes for an excellent introduction or refresher course on the essentials of the Christian faith.
The meditations in The Call to Holiness: Pursuing the Heart of God for the Love of the World explore how God’s holiness is manifested within the larger framework of His self-revelation as found in the Bible and in our lives.
Ten Words, Two Signs, One Prayer: Core Practices of the Christian Faith is an exploration of the practices and shared life which we celebrate together as Christians.
Thirty Questions: A Short Catechism on the Christian Faith translates the historic faith of the Church into a basic training resource for both believers and those yet to believe.
The ending of the Gospel of Mark reminds us that Jesus is Lord even when we’re afraid and don’t know what’s going on.
In the cross we see the true glory of God. It is found in humility, vulnerability, yea, even its weakness.
We are saved because of God’s divine work. We bring nothing to this but our need for his grace.
Giving makes us aware of the needs of those around us. Giving increases our capacity for compassion because it allows us to be touched by the needs around us, and, yes, to be a part of God’s work.
Jesus can’t be kept in the grave, because his life is indestructible. Satan has no claims on him who is Life itself.
The risen Jesus Christ of history continues to be a foolish scandal when compared to the domesticated Jesus of stained glass windows.
The heart of the church’s mission is to follow Jesus and help others to follow Him.
Everyone has only two choices: Either you die to self now and you truly live, or you live for yourself now and you truly die.
