What would it look like for us to proclaim the good news loudly, with overflowing joy?
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Worship
There will be a combined worship service at 10:00 am on Sunday, December 21, which will include our Christmas Pageant and be followed by Breakfast for Baby Jesus.
We fear that we aren’t enough. That we’ll be alone. That no one will listen. And yet…
Is all this work worth it? Does anything I do matter? Am I on the right track?
And so we begin the series by fleshing out what it might have been like to live in the days when Jesus was born—a time not all that different from our own.
He was less concerned about the state of the infrastructure and more concerned about the state of people’s hearts.
On the evening prior to his suffering and death, Jesus spoke directly to Simon Peter. What did Jesus say? How did Peter respond? What does this have to do with anyone who decides to follow Jesus as a way of life?
When the ache is present, we can lean into the light of those who have committed to help beat back the dark.
Has anyone ever invited you into an argument?
When I am with my kids, I refuse to cross the street if the walk signal has not yet appeared. Even though it might be safe to do so, I know they are watching.
I have a sign hanging in my office that says, “ASAP.”
Teaching manners to children is hard.
I wonder if we need a new way to think about “the weakest among us.”
There is something that comes between belief and transformation that determines whether or not transformation will happen.
It’s easy to trust God when life is going well.
Jesus was never meant to be a bedtime story to scare kids to stay in their bed all night.
If you have ever attended a High School reunion, you know for a fact that some people change.
Do you ever find yourself motivated to clean your house but first decide to sit and scroll on your phone? What happens next?
it took teamwork for the good news about the birth of Christ to go far and wide.
What if others laugh at me? What if I make God look bad? What if it doesn’t work?