The Bible tells us that God is love. But if the God of love created the earth and everything in it, how did the world come to operate on principles so inconsistent with His character? Join John Bradshaw in the first of a five-part series as he unravels the disparity between who God says He is and the nature of the world around us.

The Bible tells us that God is love. But if the God of love created the earth and everything in it, how did the world come to operate on principles so inconsistent with His character? Join John Bradshaw in the first of a five-part series as he unravels the disparity between who God says He is and the nature of the world around us.

After the flood, God made a covenant with humankind. In Genesis 17, He renewed that covenant with Abraham. But what does that mean for us thousands of years later? Join John Bradshaw for “The New Covenant,” and learn about the saving relationship God offers His children under the new covenant and how we can experience transformation through faith in Jesus.

After the flood, God made a covenant with humankind. In Genesis 17, He renewed that covenant with Abraham. But what does that mean for us thousands of years later? Join John Bradshaw for “The New Covenant,” and learn about the saving relationship God offers His children under the new covenant and how we can experience transformation through faith in Jesus.

The wise men famously traveled from afar to bring gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the Messiah. It may not seem likely, but there’s a gift that you can give God which is just as precious. Join John Bradshaw and guest musicians for “Unwrap My Heart,” in celebration of that special night when God worked through Mary to give humanity the greatest gift of all.

The wise men famously traveled from afar to bring gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the Messiah. It may not seem likely, but there’s a gift that you can give God which is just as precious. Join John Bradshaw and guest musicians for “Unwrap My Heart,” in celebration of that special night when God worked through Mary to give humanity the greatest gift of all.

The Bible says that “God is love,” but Scripture also shows a God that allowed people to die, commanded they be killed, or destroyed them Himself. How do we reconcile the tension between these varying depictions? Join John Bradshaw as he delves into Bible passages that speak to the character of God and address the seeming dissonance between a God who destroys and the God of love

The Bible says that “God is love,” but Scripture also shows a God that allowed people to die, commanded they be killed, or destroyed them Himself. How do we reconcile the tension between these varying depictions? Join John Bradshaw as he delves into Bible passages that speak to the character of God and address the seeming dissonance between a God who destroys and the God of love.