Nehemiah 2 and the king's question. Fifty-two days to rebuild the walls, and an invitation to survey the walls and gates of your own life.
Nehemiah 1 opens an eight-week series, prompted in part by Bastille's Pompeii — where do we begin, the rubble or our sins?
Paul in Athens among the altars, at the last stop of the second journey, taking a city's own thinking and turning it toward the God it had left unnamed.
Acts 17 in Thessalonica, on the final stretch of the second journey — and how the gospel begins to liberate and validate women wherever it goes.
The slave girl freed in Acts 16, preached with a caution stated up front: this message is not about demons. They exist; we are sealed, and we move on in…
Acts 16:6-10, where Luke quietly joins the story as 'we'. Four instances in one passage of how God's will actually gets discerned.