The gospel of John has a clear purpose: to help readers see who Jesus is so they might believe in him. Join Groundwork as we study and explore the themes and nuances of John’s gospel so that we too can remember and believe in Jesus Christ, the Son of God and our Messiah.
We’re all created in God’s image. Jesus Christ, through his death and resurrection, made a way for all people, to have eternal life with God. He does not discriminate by skin color, ethnicity, nationality, wealth, or earthly merit. When it comes to racism and racial justice how can Christians embody this truth in our day-to-day lives?
When Christians talk about justice, they often specify biblical justice. Why? Studying the theme of justice across the whole of scripture shows us that justice from God’s perspective encompasses and requires more than the dictionary definition of justice and the workings of our civil laws. By seeking biblical justice we have the opportunity to witness the unfolding of God’s kingdom here on earth.
Study the Old Testament book of Leviticus to deepen your understanding of and appreciation for the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and to find an abundance of biblical wisdom about how you can live a holy life today.
Our experiences differ, but we’re all impacted in some way by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, social inequality, and racial injustice. Join Groundwork as we reflect on how God’s Word speaks to our current reality through our series, “Biblical Advice for Living Faithfully in Trying Times.”
Christians with chronic pain or with chronic illness face a very different kind of faith walk because their days may be clouded by debilitating physical conditions. The Bible informs our reflections as we seek to understand the reality of chronic pain and illness in the life of a Christian.