The gospel is not just something we talk about at church on a Sunday morning, nor is it just something we read in our Bibles in the morning and then go about our day, it is the life-giving Truth that we depend upon in the everyday moments of life. Here you will find how the gospel of Jesus and His Kingdom impacts every aspect of our lives whether you are doing the dishes or having a coffee with a friend, the gospel is central in all that we do.
Hope. Where do we find hope? Is there any hope as we look around to a hurting world around us, particularly in this time when a pandemic is affecting the whole globe? As I think about this question, I’m drawn to ask another one. What types of things do you tend to put your hope …
As we continue through Holy Week, I have been so encouraged as I have been diving deep into the events of the last week of Jesus’ life (see this post and this post for some great gospel-centered ideas for Easter!) I have been reflecting on how timely it is for Easter to be coming around …
What a whirlwind the past few weeks have been as the coronavirus spreads and impacts so many across the globe. It has been crazy to watch as the world spins seemingly out of control as panic rises. As fear takes over, people begin to hoard supplies like rice, pasta, and toilet paper, and the world …
How does the gospel apply to relationships when you’re hurt by others? How can we respond biblically when someone has offended us? Let me start with an example from my own life… It was getting late and I still had so many things to do. I was almost done with the dishes, but I still …
Imagine this scenario: You woke up early, got situated with your Bible, notebook, pen, and a cup of coffee in hand. For the first five minutes, you were eager to get settled in and have some time alone with God. Squeak…you hear a door opening down the hall and two little feet scramble down the …
We talk a lot about the gospel here at Raising Everyday Disciples, but what does the word “gospel” mean? Some may answer this question by referring you to the first four books of the New Testament. Yes, these are called “the gospels.” Another may say the gospel means “good news.” Yeah, that’s exactly what it …