What challenges you most in your life right now? When you think of your spiritual life, your life as a Christian in today’s world, where do you find your biggest obstacles?
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Where does your deep gladness intersect with an urgent need in our community and in our world? Has your attention ever been drawn to a particular need — and your unique ability to address it?
Have you ever been around someone (or maybe you’re one of these people yourself) who sees things that most people don’t even notice?
You’ve heard the saying, “No prophet is welcome in his own hometown,” right? That sentiment comes from the gospels of Mark and Luke.
Have you ever seen the movie, “Home Alone?” The premise is, of course, that a couple of distracted parents accidentally went off on vacation and left their preteen son at home.
What does it mean to be a beloved child of God? Really . . . if you had to define exactly what that means to you, what would you say?
As we near the final countdown of 2018, our church still faces a deficit in funding that bring our year to a successful close.
As this joyful Season of Advent winds its way into the “Silent Night” of Christmas Eve, I want to bring your attention to three very important and time-sensitive opportunities for giving to our church.
This holy season is a season of joy. The coming of the Christ child brings joy and the angels’ singing is an expression of that joy.
Sometimes we build our hopes on firm foundations, well-established facts or reasonable assumptions. At other times, the foundation we choose on which to build our hopes might be somewhat shaky, whether we realize it or not.