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Toxicity in the City of Corinth

Toxicity can be treated.

Written by Michael Mock | Sunday, December 7, 2025

It’s near impossible to maintain a relationship when affections for each other are cold. Not impossible, mind you, but near impossible. There remains one nail left to hammer on the coffin of what was once a lively friendship. But the coffin’s not closed.   We’ve just begun a mini-series on toxicity: what it looks like,... Continue Reading

The Hard Way Is the Easy Way

Every time we choose temporary comfort over doing the hard thing, we aren’t avoiding the pain; we’re just putting it off.

Written by Reagan Rose | Sunday, December 7, 2025

Solomon compares the way of the sluggard to a hedge of thorns. In his sloth, he wants to take the shortcut, the “easier way,” but what he finds instead is more pain and difficulty. In our case, it was the shortcut of trying to avoid the immediate pain of spending a little extra money for... Continue Reading

Negativity Bias and the Praying Imagination

On the internal struggle to live in the victory of Christ.

Written by Casey McCall | Sunday, December 7, 2025

The Christian imagination wasn’t “made-up reality” but “the capacity to make connections between the visible and the invisible, between heaven and earth, between present and past, between present and future.”   Recently, I received simultaneous news about two separate situations—one good and one bad. Each one involved people connected to the church I pastor. In... Continue Reading

Counting Down the Sleeps

If Christ returned today, would you be at peace with him?

Written by Reuben Bredenhof | Saturday, December 6, 2025

Think of a dad who makes promises to his child. He might promise a wonderful gift or an enjoyable vacation. And because the child trusts her father, she believes that the promise will be kept. She might even count down all the sleeps until the day arrives!   The future can be hard to face.... Continue Reading

The First Christmas Carol

Why not rather anticipate the joys of heaven, and begin to sing on earth that song which you will never need to end?

Written by Charles Spurgeon | Saturday, December 6, 2025

 The whole of God is glorified in Christ; and though some part of the name of God is written in the universe, it is here best read—in Him who was the Son of Man, and, yet, the Son of God.   “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among those with whom... Continue Reading

How Do I Deal With My Anger?

“For it is God who works in you, both to will and to work for his good pleasure” (Phil. 2:13).

Written by Stephen Roberts | Saturday, December 6, 2025

We must remember that the battleground of our hearts is a place for grace. There are real reasons to feel angry in this broken world, but we do so from a broken heart. If we work that anger back to our self-righteousness and idolatry, we will see that we need to change more than any... Continue Reading

Somebody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen: A Christmas Reflection

Here is a God like no other. He is neither distant nor disinterested. He doesn’t stand by idly while we suffer.

Written by Tim Shorey | Saturday, December 6, 2025

We’ve all been hungry, thirsty, tempted, beaten down, and afraid. So has the Man of Sorrows. We’ve all grieved life’s betrayals, having loved people dearly only to have them forsake us. Jesus has been there, too. We’ve all been misunderstood   I have had a headache for a very long time. It started on January... Continue Reading

Who Was John?

The outpouring of Christ-centered love.

Written by Mark Johnston | Saturday, December 6, 2025

John takes a different perspective. Like a visitor to an art gallery who selects a few works for more detailed perusal, John chooses particular aspects of Christ and His work for close consideration. His is a reflective gospel, one that takes us by the hand and leads us into the depths of the mysteries of... Continue Reading

Blessings & Curses| Leviticus 26

Leviticus 26 does not end with despair because the Bible does not end in despair. Rather, both end with an open door to repentance.

Written by Cole Newton | Saturday, December 6, 2025

All of these blessings that God promises are outward expressions of God’s favor upon them. Indeed, that is the core idea behind being blessed, living in the presence of the God who is goodness and life. The Greek word for blessed, μακαριος, doesn’t just mean temporary happiness or good feelings. It means the deep, abiding... Continue Reading

Men and Women Can’t Be “Just Friends”

I upset the Internet [Apparently]

Written by Harp | Friday, December 5, 2025

You cannot split your heart and expect your home to stay whole. So yes, let me be clear: I do not think men and women can be friends. And I absolutely do not think married men should cultivate friendships with women, or married women with men. Not only is it dangerous. It is stupid and... Continue Reading

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