What if Christians were known as people of joy, hope, and healing—but instead the reaction is often more like, “Uh oh… here come the Christians.” Why is that? And how do we change it? In the podcast conversation above, this question sits at the center: Why do so many people feel uneasy—not excited—when Christians show up? It’s a hard conversation,…
In Matthew 5, Jesus hands His followers two metaphors that define who we are and what we’re here to do: salt and light. They’re simple images—but they carry a powerful assignment. These aren’t decorative labels. They’re active identities. They tell us how the church should exist in the world. The question is: Are we living like salt and light, or…
From Luke 3:1–20 Every Christian has a calling: not to be quiet, not to blend into the background, and not to keep our faith tucked away—but to proclaim the goodness of Jesus. Luke 3 introduces us to John the Baptist, a man sent ahead of Jesus to prepare the way. And the same God who sent John to prepare now…