Elizabeth and Kimberly share thoughts and reflections about Holy Week. What must it have been like for those at the crucifixion when they didn’t yet know there was really going to be a resurrection? Why is it so easy to forget the power of the resurrection in our daily life? Sunday’s coming!
The resurrection is more than just an historical event. The resurrection is for every day. The resurrection changes everything.
God is not far and distant, someone up there who occasionally comes down. The blessed reality is that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit live within us in the present tense (John 14:17). He is available to us in us in all his perfections of all his Person.
As we wrap up this series, we have gathered some questions to sort through today. Feel free to send us more questions, but for now, we hope these questions and answers are helpful and encouraging!
Join us as we recap some of the themes of For the Family and pray through the Evening Prayer.
Today begins a new series on the book by Sylvia Gunter and Elizabeth Gunter called, Safe in the Father’s Heart. Join us on the journey to know our Father better. Whether you have a good earthly father or not, this series is for you. Today, Sylvia reads chapter 1 of the book that introduces us…
Today begins a new series on the book by Sylvia Gunter and Elizabeth Gunter called, Safe in the Father’s Heart. Join us on the journey to know our Father better. Whether you have a good earthly father or not, this series is for you. Today, Sylvia reads chapter 1 of the book that introduces us…
Our prayers don’t have to be limited to what we can think of to ask for. God is far greater and more creative.
REPLAY – We all struggle with who we really are sometimes. Why is understanding our true identity so important?
Today, we cover chapters 12 and 13 in Safe in the Father’s Heart. Join us for some practical tips on how to delight in your Father God as He also delights in you. We also discuss the power of our Father’s legacy as He gives us the privilege to father others.
God refers to Himself using I am over 300 times, first in the book of Genesis (15:1) and last in Revelation (22:16). He doesnt call Himself I was or I will be. He says I am. He is never-changing and ever-present.
Elizabeth and Kimberly get real with a personal conversation regarding their stories of God in the midst of loss and heartache and questions.