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Eeyore of the Bible
The story would be incomplete without Eeyore, and our kids would miss some important lessons about the full gamut of human emotions. His gloomy presence is needed just as much as Tigger’s energy and spunk. Eeyore matters, even if he’s not the most jovial character, and we can honestly say the story would be different without him.
Wesley Arning
8 hours ago2 min read


Dancing in the Face of Death
Death does not have the final say over us or those we love but see no longer. She danced as a reminder of our hope in Jesus and the power of his resurrection.
Wesley Arning
Jan 172 min read


Herod, Egypt, & The New Exodus
You cannot understand the Last Supper and the Crucifixion without hearing the echoes of the Passover, and you definitely cannot understand Jesus’ ministry without seeing it in the context of the Exodus.
Even in the waning days of Christmas, we are reminded: Passover and the Cross are closer than they appear because of Matthew Chapter 2.
As hard as he tried, Herod never had a chance of stopping this New Exodus. God’s work of salvation was destined to begin in Bethlehem and t
Wesley Arning
Jan 48 min read


The Joy of Christmas
The joy of Christmas manifests itself because of the joy Christ brings into the world. It’s as simple as that: Jesus brings the joy of heaven with him to earth.
What Jesus offers is a deeper joy than anything this world can give. It’s a joy that lacks sentimentality and will not quickly fade like momentary bouts of happiness.
It is a joy that is real and authentic to our lived experiences. It doesn’t bypass the tougher parts of life, pushing them under the rug.
Wesley Arning
Dec 25, 20258 min read
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