Through the cross, Jesus became our propitiation—bearing the full wrath of God so that we might be reconciled to Him. His blood satisfied divine justice, turned aside God’s holy anger, and made peace between sinners and a holy God. This is the heart of the gospel.

John Eliot, a Puritan pastor, spent nearly sixty years in Massachusetts, famously translating the Bible into Massachusett for Native Americans, creating America’s first printed Bible. Known as the “Apostle to the Indians,” he built praying towns and preached tirelessly until his death in 1690.

I have heard from many people across the country asking questions about what is happening at the church I have the privilege of pastoring, Capital Community Church. This post is my attempt to answer those questions in one place!