Discover Humanity's True Hero
We love watching superheroes defeat villains in our media, but there is only one true hero for our world. Jesus Christ. Eric Eichinger joins us live to discuss what it means to be a part of Jesus’ redemption story.
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Worth the Cost: Follow Jesus through Suffering
We hear some Scripture passages more than others over the course of our Christian lives, especially the Gospel stories surrounding Jesus’s birth, death, and resurrection. One of these is...
20:02Simon Peter: Pride Goes Before the Fall
Join Rev. Wayne Palmer in this nine part series on the origin story of the undisputed leader among the twelve disciples, Simon Peter. Impulsive and full of passion, he was a man of strange contradic
29:04Christian Poetry with Tanner Olson | CPH Podcast
Poet Tanner Olson shares details about his new book, Continue: Poems & Prayers of Hope, and his writing process, as well as reads a few of his favorite featured poems.
28:56Tanner Olson | Continue: Poems & Prayers of Hope
Tanner Olson joins us live to chat about what it looks like to Continue. To continue through the hard, the joyful, the mundane, but most importantly to continue with Christ. Buy the book at https://ww
The Spiritual Practice of Slowing Down
Have you ever felt like time is just slipping away? Maybe it’s time to rethink and slow down! Adele Werner shares her reflections on the benefits of stepping back and slowing down.
Christian Summer Reading List
Reading is a great activity all year round, but especially in the summer! With school out, the sun setting later in the evening, and the days lasting longer, summer is a great time to head...
1:54Grace Under Pressure with author Chris Kennedy
Are the pressures of life pushing down on you? Turn to Jesus, the one who suffered more pressure and gave more grace. In his book, Grace Under Pressure, Rev. Christopher Kennedy discusses the seven st
Promised Rest in the Names of God
Rest can be promised to one another, yet those promises are not always kept. My children promise me rest when they assure me they will get their chores done. The time they spend doing...
Asking Christian Questions Is Okay (and Encouraged)
When I first became a follower of Christ, I was not very biblically literate. I had a very basic understanding of the Bible as a whole. I knew the bullet points of how we historically got...
As a Christian, Can I Have It All?
If I could “have it all” as a missionary, here’s what my life would look like . . .
Never Too Late for Forgiveness
The epic saga of Joseph and his brothers spans thirteen chapters of the Book of Genesis, and most Christians are familiar with it. Joseph’s brothers sell him into slavery, where he...
Building Spiritual Disciplines after Lent
Many people adopt spiritual disciplines during the season of Lent instead of, or in addition to, giving up something. Whether you are reading an extra devotion or incorporating prayer...
God’s House: A Community That Cares
The Church has been blessed, but those blessings must spread outside its walls. The Church has a ministry in its neighborhood. We reach out as believers, eager to share our lives with...
A Transformative Change of Heart
Born sinners, we know we need to be redeemed, cleansed, and born again. But how? The Greek word metanoia sheds some light on the subject.
Understanding Our Need for One Another
We were not created to live alone. This truth should have been one I knew well before the pandemic, but “post” pandemic, I know this need for one another acutely. Going without...
The Hero’s Journey Is a Gospel Tool
A lot of us start our day by playing Wordle, but do you know what WORD-will change your life? It is fun to awkwardly joke about how to connect our culture to the story of Jesus. But in...
10:55The Role of Suffering in Creating Christian Character | Session 5 of Embracing Godly Character
In this session, Kenneth Kremer talks about the biblical foundations for what builds character, using examples from Romans 5 and Genesis 32. Learn more in the book: https://www.cph.org/p-31992-embraci
Get Back on Track with Your Bible Reading Goals
One popular and worthwhile goal is to read the Bible in a new year. This often gets derailed around February as Bible readers find themselves slogging through Leviticus and Numbers. As...
You. Are. Forgiven.
“When I urge you to go to confession, I am doing nothing else than urging you to be a Christian.” (Luther’s Small Catechism with Explanation) As a child, I had a misguided...