Monthly Archives: August 2020

An Overlooked Teaching of Jesus: The Centrality of Repentance

Posted on August 18, 2020 by Summer Sorensen

Diverse opinions about who Jesus is date all the way back to the time He was here as the incarnate Word, dwelling among us in first-century Israel. We see that even while He was in the flesh, there were misconceptions … Continue reading →

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Defining Redefined Words: The Fight for Language

Posted on August 5, 2020 by Summer Sorensen

Have you noticed that certain hot-button words in our western culture are actively being redefined to mean something new, that is an aberration from their actual, historical meaning? If you haven’t noticed, it’s time to do so. Earlier this year, … Continue reading →

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