1 Corinthians 13 read in full, in a service given over to Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger — love that always protects, always hopes, always perseveres.
A verse-by-verse walk through John 14, read as a journey with terrain worth mapping — with the promise that either direction you turn works out for those who love God.
Stephen in Acts 6 — three chapters in the whole New Testament, and an example of what following Christ costs. Framed as a story about the person in the pew,…
Acts 28 and the end of the voyage: Paul reaches Rome, is met by believers who walked out to the Three Taverns, and takes courage from the sight of them.
Acts 4:13-17, where the council forbids the name of Jesus because the healing was undeniable — and the question it leaves: what in your life is undeniable?
Acts 3:1-10, the lame man at the temple gate, framed as a reboot — the spinning wheel of death, and the moment you reach around and pull the plug.