Números 21:4

Easter celebrates the faithfulness of God. He always comes through. Jesus’ death and resurrection remind us that even when life is difficult and the outlook is bleak, God is still working —and His plan is better than you can imagine.

Online platforms are full of Christian influencers claiming to DESTROY and DEBUNK their rivals. Our echo chambers cultivate arrogance and triumphalism. As followers of Jesus, we need to be aware of the ways the internet is threatening to conform us to an age of bitter division and arrogance, and resist by deliberately setting our eyes on Jesus and pursuing humility. This plan looks at three ways we can do that.

God created a beautiful world and gave humanity the dignity of choice, then He watched as that choice broke the beauty He had made, and then, instead of walking away from the wreckage, He sent His Son into it. This three-day devotional wrestles honestly with the problem of evil, traces the intervention of God through the story of the bronze serpent in the wilderness, and arrives at the staggering reality of John 3:16, that the One who made the world loved it enough to give Himself to restore it.

This video plan discusses common things that people say about their lives and about God himself that aren't necessarily true. What does God really say about these ideas and situations?