Ten Books To Buy Yourself or Someone Else for Christmas
Seth Troutt / November 25, 2020
If you’re tempted to dive into the “new year new me” hysteria, look no further for all the help you need. Leaders are […]
How (Not) To Fast
Seth Troutt / September 29, 2020
Kingdom, kingjesus2020, politics, prayer
“A fast is the self-denial of normal necessities in order to intentionally attend to God in prayer. Bringing attachments and cravings to the […]
King Jesus 2020
Seth Troutt / September 20, 2020
Kingdom, politics, prayer
From the last week in September through Election Day in November, we will pray for our nation and prepare our hearts as citizens of the Kingdom of God. We are going to do this in five ways as a church.
Resources on Racialization, Racial Reconciliation, and Systemic Sin
Seth Troutt / June 8, 2020
books, mlk, racialization, theology
The resources below will help you lovingly apply biblical teaching to complex cultural realities. Everything below is imperfect, but will serve as a […]
Bible Readings and Home Workouts for Holy Week
Seth Troutt / April 4, 2020
covid-19, Discipline, Holy Week, reading plan, Stay Home, workouts
“Bodily training is of some value, but godliness is of value in every way, as it holds promise for the present life and […]
Social Distancing Could Be Good for Your Soul
Seth Troutt / March 26, 2020
coronavirus, covid-19, prayer, solitude
Many people prefer giving themselves electric shocks to spending 6-15 minutes alone with their troubling thoughts. (1) Our minds are conditioned to consume […]
An Overlooked Command For Anxious Moments
Seth Troutt / March 20, 2020
anxiety, birds, creation
“Look at the birds…” Matthew 6:26 It is simply fascinating how Jesus, when addressing our ordinary anxieties (the context of Matthew 6), does […]
Face to Face is Best, Except When It Isn’t
Seth Troutt / March 18, 2020
covid-19, technology
Though I have much to write to you, I would rather not use paper and ink. Instead, I hope to come to you […]