In today’s class, Dr. Kevin Burr discusses how ancient audiences would have understood the creation of the Garden of Eden as a temple for God to dwell (that is, “rest”). Eden would also have been viewed as a space from […]

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Something You Might Not Have Known about the Old Testament

In the opening lesson of our series “Exploring Our Strange Bible,” Dr. Kevin Burr walks us through the Christian way of reading Scripture: it is a unified story leading to Jesus. The Old Testament in Hebrew ends with 2 Chronicles, […]

The Bible is a Unified Story Leading to Jesus

The second question in our series, Your Life In Focus. What are the relationships that I ought to build? The companions we have in life are so much of what define our sense of happiness and purpose. How do we […]

What Relationships Will I Build?

Today we meditate on Psalm 139. In reminding us of the all-encompassing presence of God, we are invited to live intentionally, to love boldly, to embrace God’s purpose for us, yet to remain open to God’s continued direction. Follow us […]

Psalm 139

As we reach the conclusion of Abraham’s story in this life, we see that God’s promises for his life are only getting started. We need to connect our life to something bigger than ourself. Abraham’s prayerful pursuit of a wife […]

A Time to Dream

The week Mark continues our study of Abraham in the “Late Bloomer” series. Please note there is a couple minutes of silence towards the end of the podcast. Follow us on Facebook at https://bit.ly/KCCOC_Facebook Give online at https://bit.ly/KCCOC_Giving Let us […]

A Time to Give

Abraham’s family reached a breaking point. Fortunately, God was there to help all of them pick up the pieces. In our own families, the desire is NOT to get to that point, but to solve our solvable problems. We’ll share […]

A Time to Grow

Abraham’s nephew was living among cities that had grown too wicked to be allowed to continue. God’s justice and compassion for the vulnerable compelled him to act. But even in this process, Abraham became an advocate for mercy. We discover […]

A Time to Let Go

Sometimes laughter comes from a place of joy and good humor. Sometimes it arises from surprise in the middle of difficulty. At the announcement that their son would be arriving withing the next year, Abraham and Sarah couldn’t help but […]

A Time to Laugh

In God’s story, there are no minor characters. Every person matters. In this part of Abraham’s life, we see God’s tenderness toward the slave girl Hegar. She was both seen and heard, and ultimately blessed by God’s mercy. When we […]

A Time to Wait

In the last meeting of our Faithbuilders class for Quarter 2, we look at the important practice of requesting forgiveness from Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas’s The Five Languages of Apology.

Requesting Forgiveness

In today’s class we look at the fourth language of apology from Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas, Genuinely Repenting.

Genuinely Repenting

Today we look at the third language of apology from Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas’s The Five Languages of Apology, Making Restitution.

Making Restitution

Today we look at the second language of apology from Gary Chapman’s and Jennifer Thomas’s The Five Languages of Apology, “Accepting Responsibility.”

Accepting Responsibility

Today we begin the second half of class where we look at Gary Chapman’s and Jennifer Thomas’s The Five Languages of Apology, and we start with the first “language,” Expressing Regret.

Five Languages of Apology Intro & Expressing Regret

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