Send us a text What if the fountain of youth isn’t a legend, but a promise that runs deeper than time itself? We start with a vivid story about stumbling on a spring that reverses decay, then follow that image to the heart of Christian hope: Jesus as living water, the only source that truly satisfies. From there, we turn to John 1 and watch Andrew do something beautifully ordinary after meeting Jesus—he finds his brother. That simple move, rooted in joy and urgency, frames how the gospel trav...
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Send us a text What if the fountain of youth isn’t a legend, but a promise that runs deeper than time itself? We start with a vivid story about stumbling on a spring that reverses decay, then follow that image to the heart of Christian hope: Jesus as living water, the only source that truly satisfies. From there, we turn to John 1 and watch Andrew do something beautifully ordinary after meeting Jesus—he finds his brother. That simple move, rooted in joy and urgency, frames how the gospel trav...
Send us a text A coin in the coffer, a soul released—Tetzel’s famous pitch turned grace into a marketplace. We go straight to the fault line it exposed and still exposes: are we justified by faith plus works, or by faith that works? Walking from the medieval penance and indulgence economy to Wittenberg’s doors, we set the historical stage for a sharper reading of Scripture and then open Romans 3 and James 2 side by side. We make a crucial distinction that unlocks the tension. Paul speaks to ...
Wisdom for the Heart
Send us a text What if the fountain of youth isn’t a legend, but a promise that runs deeper than time itself? We start with a vivid story about stumbling on a spring that reverses decay, then follow that image to the heart of Christian hope: Jesus as living water, the only source that truly satisfies. From there, we turn to John 1 and watch Andrew do something beautifully ordinary after meeting Jesus—he finds his brother. That simple move, rooted in joy and urgency, frames how the gospel trav...
