



What Child Is This?
This post is the first of a series of Advent blog posts by Mike Garland based on classic Christmas carols....

Voices of GBC - Butch Hudson
Today's GBC blog post is by Nick Butch Hudson. He shares some honest, personal reflections on current issues related to race and justice in our country. "I don’t have many of these answers, but one thing I do know is that we, as Christians, need to be a bridge for this deepening divide. Additionally, as Jesus said, we are called to weep with those who weep."...
O Come Let Us Adore Him

By Mike Garland Jesus is the Word. Word of the Father now in flesh appearing, O come, let us adore Him! O Come All Ye Faithful This deeply meaningful line is hidden in the last verse of "O Come All Ye Faithful" and it is inspired by the Bible's description of Jesus as the Word who became flesh and dwelt among us. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was wi...
Keep ReadingHow to Make a Kingdom Impact with a Family of Any Size: Three Reminders

The GBC blog has a new "How to..." post by Lynsey Bock. She offers some wise insight on family size and God's calling for all of us....
Keep ReadingClarifying Some Ecclesiology

This post addresses three areas of ecclesiology (the doctrine of the church) and seeks to clear up misconceptions, drawing on a few recent books....
Keep ReadingSovereign Scattering

Today's blog post is an encouraging reminder from Michael Garland. "If you are His child, trust that God is able to use the scattering winds that blow in your life to accomplish His perfect will for your good and for His glory!" At the end of the post Mike suggests using the comments below to share some of the ways you've grown or been challenged in this season....
Keep ReadingHow to Be Content & Single: Three Reasons We’re Invited to Rest

Cece Woloszyn writes about singleness on the blog today. This is a wonderful post with relevant insight and encouragement for us all....
Keep ReadingThe Strong, the Weak, and Striving for Maturity

Today on the GBC blog, Dan Stump thinks through Romans 14 and its instructions for believers to interact lovingly with one another even when our views differ....
Keep ReadingWhat Has God Done for Me Lately? Forgetting Not All His Benefits

In today's post on the church blog, Michael Garland reminds us to praise the Lord for his timeless faithfulness. “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits” (Psalm 103:2)....
Keep ReadingThe Gospel and Racial Injustice

The topic of racial injustice comes up a lot these days. This issue and the tension surrounding it are not new in our country or in the world, but things have intensified again in the past several weeks since George Floyd was killed. We are all experiencing and processing these things differently, but what unites us as Christians is our identity in Jesus and our calling to...
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