The Problem with Endurance by George San Miguel I am not a runner. That may not be a shocking statement to those that know me, but I used to be a runner. I was a sprinter in high school, and for a (very) short time ran Division 1 track in college. To be fair, I was...
A Time to Prepare: Lent by Jake Hess I had a Covid wedding. The ceremony was simple, the food was quant, the crowd was light. But even with the necessary reductions of having a wedding in the middle of a pandemic, the season of preparation leading up to the big...
Pictured above: Pastor Jeff Hundley of our Edmonds Expression preaching from Luke 12:4-12 last Sunday. by Kim Arthur | Hallows Communications Director “The battle is to take God at His Word without wavering in fear and in doubt. I hope you will allow me...
For Unto Us is Given…a Wonderful Counselor by Courtney San Miguel Around Christmas of 2017, I wrote a short blog based off of Isaiah 9:6. I love this particular verse because it discusses the gift that God desires to give to the world through the birth...
Church History at a Glance by Mark Smith Part 5: The 20th and 21st Centuries The Truth in Jeopardy In the twentieth and twenty-first century, no issue was more attacked in Protestant Christianity than the issue of truth. The truth was being attacked under various...
Church History at a Glance by Mark Smith Part 3: The 18th Century History and Happenings The eighteenth-century is a significant period in Protestant church history specifically and the Western world more broadly. The eighteenth-century was a period of pursuit and...
