Why we read one passage at a time
Preaching straight through a book is slower and less exciting than picking a theme each week. Here is why we keep doing it anyway.
Journal
Notes from a working church.
Written by the people who do the job — usually short, occasionally useful, never on a content calendar.
What the pantry taught us about our own town
Fifteen years of Tuesday mornings changed what we assumed about who in Ridgeview needs help.
Bringing a restless four-year-old to church
A short, unsentimental guide for parents who are one hard Sunday away from staying home.
Planning a funeral in the first forty-eight hours
What actually has to be decided immediately, and what can wait a week.
Six questions we ask every engaged couple
Marriage prep is not a formality. These are the questions that surface the real conversations.
Small groups are not a program
Why thirty-one living rooms do more for this church than anything we could put on the calendar.
A short history of the building on Harvest Road
Storefront to sanctuary to pantry, told through three renovations.
How we decide what to give away
A plain accounting of where the giving budget goes and who decides.
Talking to your teenager about doubt
Doubt is not a discipline problem. Our youth pastor on what helps and what backfires.
Prefer to talk it through in person? Come by on a Sunday.
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