Better Together at the Table: Why the Lord’s Supper Demands Unity

There’s a moment in every church service when the bread and cup are passed. But that moment is far more radical than routine. It’s where Jesus asks us to see something we’ve been taught to miss: the table isn’t about you alone with God. It’s about all of us, together. In this study of 1 Corinthians 10–11, we explore what the table really means: unity across difference, continuity across generations, and a public proclamation of Christ’s return. Discover why God doesn’t want your perfection—he wants your honesty.

You Didn’t Choose This Church — God Did

God placed every member in the body intentionally — including the ones whose preferences drive you crazy. What 1 Corinthians 12 reveals about unity, generational conflict, and the church God is building.

The Irrationality of Division: What a Divided Church Costs Us All

Imagine two people standing in a parking lot, or maybe at a grocery store, or over a backyard fence. The conversation sounds something like this: “You should hear what is going on over there at that church! I heard that so and so got into a knock down drag out fight with deacon so and … Read more