Pastor Bruce Young of True Hope Church is in the studio. True Hope Church has been established in the Boise area for over 150 years and continues to do work to spread the gospel and help other churches get planted in the Treasure Valley.Read More →
So few knew. This tiny baby would one day rule the world. We will once again gather to remember this tiny baby and the amazing story of God’s generosity. We will celebrate the greatest gift ever given – the gift of the Son of God.Read More →
Early reviews of the “Fully Human” message series are mixed. By that I mean, some of you are struggling with the concepts of Jesus as being FULLY human. The idea of being like us “in every respect, yet without sin” is a little hard to fathom.
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2,ooo years ago, God he Son (Jesus) was born as a baby. Does this mean that the Son of God began His earthly life with a blank slate? Knowing nothing at all? Did He have to learn everything He eventually came to know the same way we do?
This Sunday we will see just how human Jesus was and how amazing He was during His time on earth.Read More →
When we think of the Christmas story and baby Jesus, we often think of Him wrapped in swaddling clothes and laying in a manger. We rarely, if ever, think of Him spitting up on Mary’s church clothes or messing His pants. Have you every thought of Him as an awkward teenager who got nervous around girls His age? Read More →
When we categorize people into types and labels, it’s almost impossible to remain unbiased. Nevertheless, that’s what God is…unbiased, impartial, and fair. And, as we come to know Him better, we will become like Him. Read More →
Is there any subject more sensitive than the subject of abortion? Is there any topic that has more related social issues connected to it than this topic? Maybe this is why so many churches have distanced themselves from speaking boldly about it. Read More →
This is a guess, but I would say that over 80-90% of all benevolent agencies in the entire world are Christian or had their beginnings in the Christian faith. Read More →
What do Martin Luther, John Calvin, and the Puritans all have in common? They all persecuted believers in Jesus Christ who disagreed with them! They all did what they themselves abhorred about the Catholic church-they abused their newfound power. Read More →
During the period of the Reformation 500 years ago, the church had unbelievable power. This span of control reached into politics and even over people’s eternal destination or the time spent in Purgatory. Read More →