by klmcsparran@gmail.com | Apr 19, 2025 | Blog
He is risen! Today we celebrate that Jesus walked out of the empty tomb. As we reflect today, I want us to think about one of the most overlooked details in the resurrection story. It’s what John saw when he reached the tomb: the burial cloth, folded neatly and set...
by klmcsparran@gmail.com | Apr 11, 2025 | Blog
Israel waited centuries for a king. The prophets spoke of him. The songs longed for him. The people, weary from Roman oppression and temple corruption, dreamed of the day the Messiah would come. And when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, palm branches waving and...
by klmcsparran@gmail.com | Mar 16, 2025 | Blog
Paul knew legalism. He had lived it. Before his encounter with Jesus on the Damascus road, Paul (then Saul) was a zealous Pharisee, meticulously following the law. He believed righteousness was earned through strict obedience. But when Jesus met him in his blindness,...
by klmcsparran@gmail.com | Mar 7, 2025 | Blog
We know Paul as the bold missionary, the theologian whose letters shape our faith, the relentless preacher who carried the gospel across the Roman Empire. But before he was Paul, he was Saul—a man of power, privilege, and personal ambition. Today, learn more about who...
by klmcsparran@gmail.com | Feb 28, 2025 | Blog
Betrayal. It’s a wound we all fear. It catches us off guard, shakes our trust, and leaves us wondering if restoration is even possible. Yet in the life of Jesus, betrayal didn’t have the final word. His radical love redefines every broken story, offering healing and...
