Priorities are powerful. Not only do they shape our own perceptions of the world, but they also shape how others perceive us. Despite being powerful and obvious to others, they can be stealthy ...
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It is Christmas time, a time of joy and celebration. During this time, I want to put a smile on my loved one's faces, and joy in their hearts by buying the perfect gift, creating the perfect ...
When the angel visited Mary and told her God was going to give her a messy miracle, she said yes. “I am the Lord’s servant,” she responded, accepting the complicated and unexpected grace God was ...
Following that familiar scene at the manger in Luke’s account of Jesus’ birth, we read a story about the infant Jesus being taken to the temple. Although this story follows Jesus’ birth, it ...
Matt Rhodes knows what it’s like to encounter the unexpected and wonder where to look for help. Here’s his story in his own words:
Five years ago I got a phone call that changed my ...
This is a day where it’s easy to “count your blessings.” As we come together with friends and family, to enjoying food and camaraderie, we take the day to offer thanks to God for all he has ...
God’s desire is to dwell within us—as a church and as individuals—in his fullness. For this to happen, we have to work with him to make room for his presence. That work starts with each one ...
Psalm 103:8 tells us,
“The Lord is compassionate and gracious; slow to anger, abounding in love."
We can all agree that we’re thankful that God is compassionate, but what does that mean? ...
God turned Paul’s whole world upside down when he came to Christ. Paul’s miraculous meeting with Jesus and his conversion to Christianity didn’t only change his religion. It permanently ...
As Americans, it can be easy to think of slavery as a “back then” problem. We have a violent national struggle to point back to and the 13th amendment still declaring the abolition of ...
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