What do Christians believe? An ancient confession of belief known as the Apostles’ Creed provides a succinct summary of the core beliefs of Christianity held by nearly every Christian tradition over the centuries.
Thanksgiving is more than a holiday, it’s a spiritual practice—a daily practice that flows from a humble, grateful heart, deepens our spiritual life, and enriches our relationship with God. Discover resources to help you nurture this healthy habit in your life.
Every generation faces different challenges and societal values often change over time, but in any and every cultural climate, we can study Jesus’ famous teachings in The Sermon on the Mount to discern how best to live and respond to our world, to remember God’s heart, and to align ourselves again with God’s kingdom perspective.
Printed transcripts made it possible for Jane to be part of her Bible study discussion again. Feel free to check them out for yourself or your small group too.
Join Groundwork as we study the stories of Ascension Day and Pentecost, the origins of Jesus’ command to share our faith. Learn about the gift of the Holy Spirit who equips us, gain a biblical understanding of evangelism, and seek the encouragement and confidence we need to share our faith in our daily lives.
Many of us desire to intentionally cultivate our faith, but we don’t always know how to do it. A wonderful place to see what this cultivation looks like is in the lives of the first Christians, as recorded in the Bible. In our series, “Cultivating Faith: Post-Resurrection Appearances of Christ,” we’ll study the appearances of Jesus to his followers in the time between his resurrection and his ascension into Heaven. Through these stories, we’ll discover how we too can nurture and enrich our faith today.