We’re Called for Keeps
The Family Dynamic What’s your most memorable family tradition? What is that one vacation that you took maybe years ago but is continuously told around...
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So That You May Truly Live
In Overwhelming Times You don’t even need to turn on the news anymore to be constantly reminded that our world is in a state of...
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The Good News is Still Good News
The Good News in Bogota I was four years old the first time I heard the gospel and understood it. My parents were screening the...
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The Gift That Keeps On Going and Going
Have You Noticed? I recently noticed some odd-looking shrubbery around the mailbox of a house that I regularly pass by on my morning walk. I...
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Our Vision: And The Holy Spirit Said…
How Did The Church Start? In the creation story, the Spirit of God broods over creation, shaping the formless void of earth into the form...
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What is Our Vision as A Church?
What Do You See? Look into my eyes. Tell me what you see. Does my life tell the story of a visionary? To look beyond...
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Here’s Why God is Peace for All People
Knowing God is Knowing Peace Because God is peace, we can know peace for ourselves. We can understand that this concept doesn’t mean the absence...
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The Prize for Last Place
Illogical or Paradoxical? I used to think God was sometimes illogical. Doesn’t it seem illogical to say that the last will be first? But a...
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How to Find Stillness in The Storm
Like the disciples, we can find ourselves asking, "Why am I still in this storm?" Here's how we can find stillness in the storm.
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Where’s The Joy in The Work?
It’s Just Not Fair Whether you’re a Christian or not, you’re probably aware that the world around us isn’t fair according to human standards. We...
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Just as The King Would Have It
What Makes a Kingdom? N.T. Wright once declared, “Any kingdom is where things are as the king would have them.” As we read of King...
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How Does Rest Relate to Trust?
We live in a state of constant motion and endless exhaustion, a far cry from the rest Christ calls us to. Here's how rest relates to trust.
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