Daily Bread

Doesn’t this speak to our inherent need to feel seen?

Growing up, my nickname was Dinky. (Oh, how time changes us 😊)

Rev. Steve Garnaas-Holmes, retired UMC elder, composer, poet, and retreat leader writes a stunning reflection on Gabriel’s visitation to Mary in his book Unfolding Light.

In Mark 5, Jairus approaches Jesus with desperate faith, believing that Jesus can heal his dying daughter.

When I served at Aledo United Methodist Church, I had the privilege of playing weekly in the contemporary service.

In 1 Corinthians 15:19-26, Paul reminds us of the incredible hope we have in Christ.

Psalm 48 is a celebration of God’s enduring protection, love, and guidance.

A striking element of this crucifixion narrative is the repeated attempts to delegitimize Jesus.

When I hear the words, “Taste and see that the Lord is good,” I think of a time our church served Holy Communion to an elderly woman living in a Fort Worth nursing home.

This is one of those passages in Scripture that is both frightening and exciting all at the same time.