It’s easy to read the Bible through the lens of hindsight. We read the stories knowing the end, but the people in the pages of Scripture didn’t have the benefit of knowing how the story they were living would go.

Today @mrsdiazcastro and I are taking a look at Mary, mother of Jesus. She’s an icon, perhaps the most well-known woman (next to Eve) in the entire Bible! But how often have we actually considered her life through her eyes? Let’s see what Mary has to teach us about faith when we don’t know the future.

What does the Bible say about conflict? How can you be fully honest, and still keep the peace? Joining us for this very relevant conversation is @irenerollins! We’re going to be discussing how to have those hard conversations and what the Bible says about NOT avoiding them. Whether expressing frustration or concern, we're going to talk about our role in confrontation.

For more of Irene’s insights about relationships, listen to the podcast she and her husband host called Two Equals One!

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2KZglkFysFUD0nNcem4cZp?si=a8faa33d8cf643c4

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/two-equals-one-with-jimmy-irene-rollins/id1637110106

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TwoEqualsOne

Worship is more than a concert. In recent years, the church (in particular, mega churches making headlines) has come under fire over the theatrical nature of their worship services. But I think there’s a deeper theological question at the root of this criticism… a question as to the significance of worship. If we’re not here for an inspiring or emotional experience, what are we doing? Why do we gather to sing and lift our hands?

What’s so important about worship?

Here to discuss this question with me is my good friend and worship leader, Steven Robertson.

The Bible actually has an enormous amount to say about worship, so don’t miss this conversation!

@swrj