Whose You Are

September 11, 2018 by Kevin Johnson

Did your parents have a speech that they always left you with before you left the house? Many parents stick with the classic, "Remember who you are and whose you are." I like that. It carries the implication that you are known. It's the idea that you're not walking into the world as a shadow, but you have an identity. You belong to a family.

The Apostle Paul once wrote a similar thing to his friends in the city of Philippi, in Philippians 1:27-28.

Tears for the City

March 22, 2018 by Kevin Johnson

If you grew up in church, you probably remember the week before Easter pretty well. You got to cut out palm branches and throw them everywhere. If you had a really cool teacher, you were told to yell words you'd never heard, like, "Hosanna!"