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As Christians, there is this really strong tension we are feeling. On one hand we want to be safe. We want to take all the precautions necessary to minimize the spread of this virus, to keep our family and roommates safe, and to follow all the guidelines and ordinances of the University and the city. But on the other hand there is a Christians duty to one-another, to be in community and relationships, to not hide the light of the gospel under a lamp or in our dorm rooms. How do we navigate this tension?
Have you heard the sound of a new baby’s cries? It’s unmistakable. Loud, piercing, alerting. Their cry beckons all those around to pay attention to him or her. The cry of a newborn baby is the long awaited sound for parents who have been waiting for 9 long months to meet this child.
What do you do with your winter break? I know most of us love the rest and reprieve from responsibility. But does that have to mean taking a break from your faith? Join us for book club this break as we try to make the most of our winter break!
In a season where the globe is shutting almost everything down to minimize your human contact and the spread of Covid-19, where are you going to turn for community and discipleship?
I spent two whole months of last summer in San Diego California attending Summer Leadership Project that was hosted by Campus Outreach San Diego.
We create disciplines of Bible reading and prayer. But what about a discipline of being single?
Daily commentary for GCF’s Break-It-Down Bible Reading plan for the week of January 15th.
Daily commentary for GCF’s Break-It-Down Bible Reading plan for the week of January 8th.
Daily commentary for GCF’s Break-It-Down Bible Reading plan for the week of January 1st.
Daily commentary for GCF’s Break-It-Down Bible Reading plan for the week of December 25th.
Being married offers unique opportunities for growth in both the husband and the wife. Rachel Gilpin highlights five Biblical disciplines for growth available to the godly wife.
Daily commentary for GCF’s Break-It-Down Bible Reading plan for the week of December 18th.
Daily commentary for GCF’s Break-It-Down Bible Reading plan for the week of December 14th.
“Judge not…” we know the verse, but Stephen Kasun helps us understand the deeper gospel themes behind this often neglected verse.
Can the idea of God’s love make us lazy? Stephen Kasun helps us see the power of God’s love as a catalyst for new life in this post.
How do we balance the burden of schooling or career with our desire to grow in Christ? Caleb Schwartzkopf shares some of his own insight.