How Should Christians Engage in Politics? With Jeff Samelson
with Jeff Samelson
Jeff Samelson explains how Christians can engage politics with biblical conviction, humility, love, and confidence in God’s sovereignty.
What is the recipe for making disciples? On the blog, Discipleship Pastor Mark Irving breaks down the ingredients: Gospel, Relationship and Mission.
Listen in as Michael highlights the first expectations for Messiah starting in Genesis 3 in Part 1 of “Messianic Expectations”.
Join Michael as he speaks with Dr. Imad Shehadeh, Founder and President of Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary.
God the Father sent the Son so that we could know Him. And the Son sent us to take this Good News to all people. Can we do less than He?
Whether you know it or not, you may have sung a song written by Keith Getty. CCLI has estimated that approximately 40 million people sing just one of those songs, “In Christ Alone” in church services globally each year. Listen in as Michael speaks with modern hymn-writer, Keith Getty.
If the word “missionary” is somewhat foreign to you, don’t let fear be bigger than your faith. Missionaries are not individuals to put on a pedestal as someone you can’t relate to. Learn more from our guest post this month from Brittany Bruns, who is a missionary.
All newlyweds face initial adjustments or difficulties in the early stages of their marriage, but the key is how we respond and learn from those difficulties for the next round of trials and adjustments life will bring.
Just as conflict is inevitable between two married sinners, external trials and hardships are also to be expected. It’s not a question of “if”, but “when”. So how do we respond to external trials that impact our marriages? How do we shift expectations and position ourselves to grow closer together through the trials rather than drift apart?
As most couples approach marriage, each partner holds unrealistic expectations and unknown expectations. Our unrealistic expectations stem from a lack of true understanding of what marriage really is, but our unknown expectations can be even trickier, leaving us frustrated and confused but not entirely sure why.
Conflict is a common occurrence in marriage. Two sinful people bound together, living together, making decisions or not making decisions together, there will always be conflict. But a healthy marriage isn’t defined by the absence of conflict, it’s defined by the way a couple communicates through and resolves their conflict. In this podcast, Michael and Cindy discuss how to approach conflict in a nonthreatening way.