Harnessed by Kim Reisman

Scripture focus: I lift my eyes to you, O God, enthroned in heaven. We look to the Lord our God for his mercy, just as servants keep their eyes on their master, as a slave girl watches her mistress for the slightest signal. (Psalm 123:1-2, NLT)   As we begin the new year, our Scripture focus comes from Psalm 123.

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A Time to Ponder, A Time to Proclaim by Rob Haynes

“Mary treasured up all [the words of the shepherds] and pondered them in her heart.” Luke 2:19 In Luke’s account of the birth of Christ, we see angelic messengers proclaim the newborn King. Shepherds, the first recipients of this Good News, share the message all over town. In what seems like a sharp contrast, Jesus’ mother quietly contemplates all of

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Neon signs in different brightness and colors repeat the word waiting against a dark background

Advent: We Wait In Community by Andy Stoddard

This year for Advent, I’ve been drawn to the concept of waiting. I know that’s a normal Advent theme; in many ways, it is the point of Advent. We remember the centuries that the people waited for the birth of Christ. Now, we wait for His return.  We wait.   Advent teaches us to wait.  In an age of convenience, where waiting is

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Harnessed by Kim Reisman

Scripture focus: I lift my eyes to you, O God, enthroned in heaven. We look to the Lord our God for his mercy, just as servants keep their eyes on their master, as a slave girl watches her mistress for the slightest signal. (Psalm 123:1-2, NLT)   As we begin the new year, our Scripture focus comes from Psalm 123.

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A Time to Ponder, A Time to Proclaim by Rob Haynes

“Mary treasured up all [the words of the shepherds] and pondered them in her heart.” Luke 2:19 In Luke’s account of the birth of Christ, we see angelic messengers proclaim the newborn King. Shepherds, the first recipients of this Good News, share the message all over town. In what seems like a sharp contrast, Jesus’ mother quietly contemplates all of

Read More ⟶
Neon signs in different brightness and colors repeat the word waiting against a dark background

Advent: We Wait In Community by Andy Stoddard

This year for Advent, I’ve been drawn to the concept of waiting. I know that’s a normal Advent theme; in many ways, it is the point of Advent. We remember the centuries that the people waited for the birth of Christ. Now, we wait for His return.  We wait.   Advent teaches us to wait.  In an age of convenience, where waiting is

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