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Speaking of the Kingdom: #20 He’s Ascended, Not Absent.
In the Kingdom of God, the terms “father” and “son” mean far more than just family labels—they reflect a profound relationship of responsibility, authority, and shared purpose. In the ancient world, being called “son” wasn’t simply a matter of lineage; it was a role that came with duties and expectations. Sons were to reflect the… Read more
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Speaking of the Kingdom: #19 It’s a Miracle
In the Kingdom of God, the terms “father” and “son” mean far more than just family labels—they reflect a profound relationship of responsibility, authority, and shared purpose. In the ancient world, being called “son” wasn’t simply a matter of lineage; it was a role that came with duties and expectations. Sons were to reflect the… Read more
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Speaking of the Kingdom: #18 Children of the King
In the Kingdom of God, the terms “father” and “son” mean far more than just family labels—they reflect a profound relationship of responsibility, authority, and shared purpose. In the ancient world, being called “son” wasn’t simply a matter of lineage; it was a role that came with duties and expectations. Sons were to reflect the… Read more
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The Wisdom of Solomon:
If we’re willing to destroy the thing we claim to love in order to “win” than we actually love winning more than whatever we are claiming to love. Read more
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Bridging Gaps with ONUplus
From the beginning of ONUplus, there was a clear goal: reach young adults who aren’t necessarily planning on a college campus experience, or who maybe haven’t been preparing for it. We’re navigating a new and, admittedly, challenging space. But, if anything, these challenges underscore just how essential ONUplus is. We’re stepping into the gap; not Read more
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Speaking of the Kingdom: #17 Prayer
The wilderness was not just a place of physical discomfort and testing, but it was also a place where significant decisions are made. It is where the Israelites had to choose to trust God and follow His commandments or to revert to their old ways and desires. And the was not as obvious or easy… Read more
Tanner H Griffin 