Jeremiah Johnston recently released the book, “Body of Proof: The 7 Best Reasons to Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus—and Why it Matters Today.” In the book, he sets out to show why Jesus’ victory over death is central to a believer’s faith and gives much to think about as we prepare to celebrate the resurrection on Easter Sunday.

What a wonderful message of hope, from Garden to Garden!   There are many different ways to organize and discuss the history of the world. One way the Bible does this is through the story of four gardens. The first garden is a delightful paradise known as the garden of Eden. Genesis describes it as a place of pleasure. A…

Pastor Jeff Baker of New Life in Kearney shares a message called, “The Tortoise and The Hare, Part 1,” of the two-message series, “Living Your Best Life.”

Pastor Bryan Clark of Lincoln Berean shares a message called, “The Word Became Flesh,” from their Gospel of John Series, on John 1:1-18.

Lee was an atheist and a journalist who set out to prove the resurrection didn’t happen…but came to be convinced it is true! We are re-visiting a conversation with Lee about God’s amazing grace.

But, here’s the reality: a stone needed to be thrown for that sin.

Through divine connections the last few years, Kelly has launched Hope4Libera, acquiring 10 acres in Liberia to build a children’s home, medical clinic, school, and church. For more information, please see the website at https://www.hope4liberia.org.

To stay “on note,” Cynci was looking to help clarify their ministry vision and was connected to Momentum, a ministry of MyBridge, which invests in Christian leaders and the organizations they lead.

David Thomas, director of Family Counseling at Daystar Counseling Ministries in Nashville, recently released the book “Raising Emotionally Strong Boys: Tools Your Son Can Build On For Life.” He talks about how to raise resourceful, aware, resilient and empathetic sons.

Pastor Austin Edwards of CityLight in Lincoln shares a sermon called, “Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself,” from James 1:1. Despite being one of the most well-known leaders of the early church and the brother of Jesus Himself, James humbly introduces himself as nothing more than a servant.