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2022
Active Faith Is Enduring Faith
Christians are not created for inactivity. We’re called to be a people of action, driven by faith. As Brody wraps up the life of Saul in 1 Samuel 14 with …
2022
The Slide Of Saul
Anxieties and struggles should teach us to depend on the Lord more, not turn away from Him. As Brody continues to look at Saul’s life with our Snowbird summer staff, …
2022
The Rise Of Saul
We can not hang our hope on earthly movements and figureheads. Believers, we need to fix our eyes on Jesus and labor for what won’t perish. In 1 Samuel 12, …
2022
A Conversation On Missions Abroad & At Home Pt. 2
The local church is God’s plan for advancing the Gospel. What are you doing now to reach the people in your community? Continuing the conversation on missions abroad and at …
2022
A Conversation On Missions Abroad & At Home Pt. 1
Believers, we should never lose site of the responsibility we have to take the Gospel to every nation. John Baxter is a career missionary and church planter who serves with …
2022
From Deconstruction To Restoration
Don’t be afraid of doubt. Doubt is evidence of faith in the heart of a Christian, but there is a way to return from deconstruction to restoration with Christ. Brody …
2022
Reflections On The Fall Of Mars Hill (pt.2)
After the recent podcasts on the fall of Mars Hill came out, how are we to prevent the same thing from happening in our own churches? Continuing his conversation with …
2022
Reflections On The Fall Of Mars Hill (pt.1)
Brody recently sat down with Jordan Bird, a former intern with an Acts 29 church, to reflect on the ministry at Mars Hill. They also discuss the recent podcasts that …
2022
Abigail as a Type of Christ | Beyond the Flannelgraph
Abigail is a type (example) of Christ. In 1 Samuel 25, she confronted David and 400 of his men to spare the lives of the men in her town. In …
2022
Solitude & Boredom in the Life of a Believer
We are always giving our attention to something. But, what if the Lord is speaking to us and we’re not paying attention? We need to be disciplined about taking time …