Pride: The Case of Nebuchadnezzar

Jesus’ first sign was not feeding the poor. It wasn’t healing the sick or raising the dead. It was keeping a party going. In the book of John, there’s a series of miracles that are called signs. That’s important because it means Jesus’ miracles weren’t naked displays of power. Th ...  Show more

People come up to John the Baptist and say, “What is your identity? What is your self-understanding?” That has a very contemporary ring to it. And it has quite a bit to do with us. We’re looking at the life of Jesus and who Jesus is. In the second half of John 1, in this encounte ...  Show more

In this first episode of the "Bible Reading and Coffee Drinking" series on the Seven Deadly Sins, we dive into pride—the sin considered to be the root of all others. We explore how pride played a key role in the original fall of both Satan</s ...

Pride can sneak in and destroy our trust in God before we even realize it. In today’s message, we look at the life of King Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4, and how insane pride can lead to insane downfall — but also how God's mercy can restore us. Don’t miss this powerful reminder tha ...  Show more

During today’s episode on Back Porch Theology, we’re talking about intellectual humility, which could be loosely described as giving away the need to always have the right answer. I spent way too many years afraid that someone would look under the hood of my life and discover ...

Our sins and past failures can cause us to hang our heads in shame even after we’ve repented and received forgiveness. This shame can lead us into a wilderness of despair. But God says to remember not the former things and to recall his forgiveness. - Jessica Van Roekel SUBSCRIBE ...  Show more