Articles by Michael Dubbels
[The] Good News Was Meant To Be Shared
Michael Dubbels teaches on Palm Sunday, preparing us to share the joy of Easter with someone who may not know about the Good News. He explores how some people process faith, examines Paul’s ministry in […]
Missed Shots | Get Back In The Game
Disappointment to Destiny It’s March Madness in Indiana. Basketball is huge here in the Boilermaker State! High school basketball teams are in the midst of tournament time. Our college teams are hoping for a good […]
Brevity of Life | Life is Short
Four years ago, in January of 2015, my father-in-law passed away. Each year, my wife and I connect with Heather’s mom, siblings and spouses for a special dinner to remember Jim’s life. This particular season, […]
Breathing Room | Time
In our attempt to get the most out of life, it’s easy to lose control of our lives. For most of us, breathing room feels more like a luxury than a necessity. In this message, […]
My Big Mouth | Criticism
Open mouth . . . insert foot. Don’t we all wish we could avoid that scenario? Our words can get us into all kinds of trouble. They can beat us down or lift us up. They […]
Who Needs Church? | Bold Action
The Church changed the world once. There’s still much about our world that needs to change. But more than ever, people seem to be asking the question “Who Needs Church?” Is church just a service […]
Heroes | Unlikely People
Superhero stories are everywhere these days. Saving the world like Superman or rescuing the weak like Spider-Man resonates with us. But we don’t have superpowers. So, what does it look like to be a true […]
What Would Jesus Undo? | Hollow Worship
In Jesus’ time on Earth, He wasn’t interested in just going through the motions. He wasn’t looking for modified outward behavior. He shook up anyone whose faith was lukewarm, and He brought hope to the […]