Why You Cannot Survive in Spiritual NeutralitySpencer R. Fusselman, D.MinThere is a deep misconception in modern Christianity that spiritual growth operates on a plateau. We assume that once we reach ...  Read More

The Danger of Spiritual Stagnation  Spencer R. Fusselman, D.MinThe Book of Hebrews is an absolute masterpiece of high theology. For four chapters, the anonymous author has been building a soaring, mag...  Read More

Finding True Rest in the Finished Work of ChristDr. Spencer R. FusselmanWe live in a culture that is chronically exhausted. We are overworked, overstimulated, and overwhelmed. In our desperation, we f...  Read More

Dr. Spencer R. FusselmanThe Silent Threat: How to Stop Drifting from the SaviorWhen we imagine the destruction of a believer’s faith, we usually picture a massive, sudden storm—a catastrophic moral fa...  Read More

Dr. Spencer R. Fusselman Walk into any coffee shop or scroll through social media for five minutes, and you will see them: 111, 444, 777. They are inked on wrists, stamped on forearms, and tattooed be...  Read More

Dr. Spencer R. FusselmanThis past Sunday, our church echoed with the ancient, triumphant declaration: He is risen! As Pastor Steve reminded us, we gather to celebrate a risen Savior. But to truly gras...  Read More

Dr. Spencer R. FusselmanWhen we seek only what we want, we are dangerously prone to missing what God actually wants for us.The scene of the Triumphal Entry in Luke 19 is one of the most misunderstood ...  Read More

Dr. Spencer R. FusselmanWe are often eager to celebrate the empty tomb, but we are hesitant to linger at the bloody cross. It is human nature to rush past the agony to get to the victory. Yet, as Past...  Read More

When someone wrongs you, forgiveness isn't easy - but Paul shows us a beautiful picture of partnership and grace. He offers to take on Onesimus's debt, creating a powerful image of Christ's redemptive...  Read More

Dr. Spencer R. FusselmanIt is the great danger of deep theology that it can easily remain trapped in our heads, never making the long, difficult journey down to our hands and feet. For three chapters ...  Read More

A godly marriage lays the foundation for a godly home, which radically benefits the children. Children are called to obey their parents "in all things"—which means obeying even when the rules are disa...  Read More

By Dr. Spencer R. FusselmanEvery morning, we engage in a universal ritual. We stand before our closets, scan the hangers, and ask a simple question: "What should I wear?" It seems trivial, but the dec...  Read More