Interceding Evangelistically by Kim Reisman

May 31, 2017

And the Father who knows all hearts knows what the Spirit is saying, for the Spirit pleads for us believers in harmony with God’s own will.

The Emaciated Soldier: Life as the Church by Suzanne Nicholson

May 29, 2017

If the church as a whole is not working together to live out the truth of the gospel, then the warrior of God will become emaciated.

Leanness Of The Soul by Andy Stoddard

May 25, 2017

I truly love the book of Psalms.  They are so honest, capturing the joy of faith, the struggle of pain,…

Praying Persistently by Kim Reisman

May 24, 2017

Prayer is asking. It is a request. But here is the difficult truth: all prayer is answered but not all requests are granted.

Boundaries, Barriers And Pastoral Leadership by Aaron Perry

Now that the heat sparked from the light shed on Vice President Mike Pence’s personal rules of not attending cocktail…

Embracing Trust and Obedience by Kim Reisman

May 22, 2017

The dynamics of trust and obedience define the relational and personal dimensions of faith. We tend to treasure what we trust and trust what we treasure.

Chemo and the First Rule of Methodism by Jeff Rudy

This has led me to wrestle through the following notion – the times when the first two rules of Methodism – “do no harm” and “do good” seem to be at odds.

A Person-Centered Faith by Kim Reisman

May 17, 2017

At its most basic level, Christian faith is a centered, personal, relational response involving trust and obedience.

“Go Home” Ranch by Cole Bodkin

Whether you’re reading this at home or at work, let me ask you a question. What sort of signal do…

The Humility of Interdependence by Kim Reisman

May 15, 2017

Human identity is formed as we navigate a process of separating and joining. We become most fully who we are, not when we reach independence, but when we understand our interdependence and recognize that we are both separate and connected to those around us.