Christmas Hope In The Dark
by Ivey Rhodes on November 29th, 2025
Growing up in Carolinas, I thought dark winters were rough, but Boston takes it up a notch. On December 21, we’ll get 15 hours of darkness and only 9 hours of daylight.  Read More
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Will You Live Happily Ever After?
by Ivey Rhodes on November 22nd, 2025
Happily ever after. That’s a phrase that feels completely unrealistic. It belongs in fairy tales and Disney movies, but not in the real world. Life is too hard, we’ve become too cynical, and we’ve seen far too many people walk through life without anything close to a “happily ever after.”  Read More
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How Important Is Church?
by Ivey Rhodes on November 15th, 2025
This week in our Community Group, we read Ephesians 1, and verse 22 stopped me in my tracks. In a passage describing God’s eternal purposes and Christ’s supreme authority, Paul writes:  Read More
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The Christian Forgotten Password
by Ivey Rhodes on November 8th, 2025
Do you struggle to faithfully live out the Christian life? It may be because you’ve forgotten something.  Read More
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Arborway's Response to SNAP Loss
by George Rhodes on November 1st, 2025
This morning, as you read this the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program benefits (SNAP) did not arrive for thousands of Bostonians. This program helps lower-income families put food on their tables. You may not realize it, but you have neighbors who are panicking today because they don’t know how they’re going to feed their families this month.Much of this situation is political, and I don’...  Read More
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I Still Don't Have A Hoverboard
by Ivey Rhodes on October 25th, 2025
Back to the Future Day was this week, and I must admit… I’m disappointed.  Read More
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I Built A Rocket
by Ivey Rhodes on October 18th, 2025
I don’t know what your experience with model rockets is, but my childhood was filled with them. It was one of my dad’s favorite hobbies growing up, and like any good dad, he wanted to pass that love down to us. So, we built rockets together.  Read More
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You Don't Have To Fear Death
by Ivey Rhodes on October 11th, 2025
“Death inspires me like a dog inspires a rabbit.” This is a line from the song HeavyDirtySoul by the Grammy award-winning duo 21 Pilots (a Christian group, btw, if you didn’t know). The song is a contemplation about the shortness of life. As he gets older, he hears people tell him that you only live once. So he should just live it up. But Tyler, the lead singer, isn’t so worried about living life to the fullest now, because he can’t help but think about what comes after death. He prays, “Can you save my heavy, dirty soul... from me?”  Read More
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Jesus, the God-Man
by Ivey Rhodes on October 3rd, 2025
When we hear about gods born on earth, we might think of myths like Hercules, Achilles, or even Marvel’s Peter Quill. These are half-god, half-human hybrids, typically referred to as demigods. Jesus was born on earth... So does that make Jesus a demigod? Not in a billion-trillion years. The Bible never portrays Jesus as a human-god hybrid. Instead, Jesus is always fully divine and fully human.  Read More
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The Real Punk Rock
by Ivey Rhodes on September 26th, 2025
This summer saw the release of one of the best superhero movies of the past decade: Superman. If you didn’t see it, I get it. There have been a lot of superhero movies over the past 20 years. That said, I’ve seen most of them, and Superman is one of the good ones.  Read More
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You Are What You Believe
by Ivey Rhodes on September 20th, 2025
Let me introduce you to a Christian artist whose music captured this core truth of Christian faith: our beliefs shape who we are. Rich Mullins, a Christian since childhood, grew up playing and singing hymns. Influenced by the Beatles, he learned the power of music and became one of the most influential Christian artists of the '80s and '90s. Though his songs are bona fide oldies at this point, listening to his work can still challenge and deepen your faith.  Read More
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Exodus's Unsung Heroes
by Ivey Rhodes on September 13th, 2025
Have you ever reread a book of the Bible and seen something you completely missed before?  Read More
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