August 1, 2022 | Matthew Morken

Over the past eleven weeks, we taught the gospel and how that applies to Christian living through our series: Gospel Pathway. Though Gospel Pathway has wrapped up as a series our hope and prayer is that you grew in your understanding of the gospel. So often at Veritas we get asked the question, ‘How do I live out the gospel?’ The Gospel Pathway series is the framework to help answer that question.

June 29, 2022 | Sam Anderson

Being sent and living missionally, are terms we are quite familiar with. But, have you ever stopped to think about what doing this looks like in your own life, and why it is important?

May 23, 2022 | Michael Rhodes

While it goes by many names, there is a singular thread in the Bible that weaves together God’s mission for his people. The thread is subtle to some, and may be overlooked by many Christians, but once it’s pointed out, it’s hard not to see on nearly every page of scripture.

April 5, 2022 | Jake Each

In the same way, as a parent, it has been good for me to remember that my children are not my own, but God’s children. He is their Heavenly Father and I am an under-parent, a steward, assigned to oversee and care for them until they are reunited with Him. Their Heavenly Father loves them more than I, their earthly father, could ever comprehend.

February 17, 2022 | Garrett Hufford

The world and our own sinful hearts tell us that our marriage is about our personal fulfillment, our happiness, our comfort, our pleasure, and our satisfaction. We can become more concerned about what our spouse contributes to us rather than how we can serve them. The gospel comes in and tells us that our spouse is not our savior, but Christ is. The gospel tells us that our spouse will not fulfill us but Christ will. The gospel tells us that our comfort, our peace, and our eternal satisfaction will not come through our spouse… It will only come through Christ.

February 7, 2022 | Karlee Hufford

Marriage is a shadow, a reflection of the covenant between Christ and the church. God is faithful to and has purpose in all His covenant promises, therefore we can have confidence that God desires for our marriages to be a picture of the love that He offers to the church.