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The Message of the Mayfly
Matthew 18:21-35
What can a short-lived insect teach us about practicing forgiveness? Jesus knew the answer.
World-Changing Flights
Exodus 12:1-14
There’s one flight that’s always on time, and it doesn’t matter whether you’re traveling alone or with a group.
The Race You Can’t Lose
Romans 12:9-21
Love isn’t a competition … unless it’s a competition in loving more.
She-Spies of Israel
Exodus 1:8–2:10
Today’s episode stars covert operatives and special operations teams coordinating to complete their mission. You might be surprised what they all have in common.
Life Preserver
Genesis 45:1-15
Resentment is toxic. Let it go and reach for forgiveness — and live!
Matthew the Meticulous
Matthew 14:22-33
Do you feel like your ship is sinking? The precision of Matthew’s gospel reminds us that Christ is right there in the boat with us.
Jesus Express
Matthew 14:13-21
We are invited to a meal. The menu includes compassion, innovation and caring for those in need.
What’s Heaven Like?
Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52
Scripture doesn’t provide a precise map of heaven, but Jesus’ parables poetically suggest what the experience is like.
Jacob’s Superpower
Genesis 28:10-19a
Jacob could sense the presence of God. What’s your superpower?
Expeditionary Ministry
Isaiah 55:10-13
Trusting the power of God’s word is key to effective lay leadership as small groups reach beyond the church walls.
Gray Rocking to Spiritual Health
Romans 7:15-25a
The person you most want to avoid — and need to avoid — is yourself!
Prison Life
Romans 6:12-23
In God’s world, whether we do prison time is up to us. Incredibly, some people become accustomed to prison life. But not the apostle Paul. He’s been there … and doesn’t fancy going back.
Wanted: Dead and Alive
Romans 6:1b-11
God is after us, and what he wants seems impossible! We are wanted dead to sin and alive to God.
In the Access Business
Romans 5:1-8
Access is a valuable commodity. In God’s realm, the only access that matters is access to grace.
From the Word Go
Genesis 12:1-9
“Who, me? No, it couldn’t be me!” But it is you.
Creepy But Good
Genesis 1:1-2:4a
God loves ants, having made a mind-boggling number of them.
Windcatcher
Acts 2:1-21
The apostles discovered the secret to spiritual power: Numbers, size and location.
Men — and Women — of Galilee
Acts 1:6-14
Women followed Jesus from the earliest times in his ministry. Sometimes we need to read them back into the Bible.
Jesus: Not a Quiet Quitter
John 14:15-21
Jesus continues to go the extra mile for us. Can we do it for him?
Whose Time Is It Anyway?
Psalm 31:1-5, 15-16
Just who is in control of what happens in my life? It’s complicated …
Everything Happens So Much
Psalm 23
In a chaotic and threatening world, the Lord is a shepherd who gives us everything we need.
Well-Known Christians
Luke 24:13-35
It’s not so much knowing Jesus, as being known by him.
A Little Encouragement
1 Peter 1:3-9
An encouraging word is a ministry all by itself, and it’s one we can all engage in.
The Toughest Commandment
Matthew 28:1-10
“Do not be afraid.” It’s a common command in Scripture, but one that is more easily said than done.
Betrayal in Our Blood
Matthew 26:14-27:66
Who are the most notorious traitors in history? It’s a long list, but we don’t need to look far beyond our own experiences to find one.
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