“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 you give your neighbors? Do you extend welcoming hospitality or have you constructed walls for your personal safe haven? Go Home Ranch My wife and I once hired a handyman to build a lattice fence that would enclose a giant

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The Humility of Interdependence by Kim Reisman

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.

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Mothers, Sons and the Crucifix by Tom Fuerst

From the seven depictions of Christ’s crucifixion story, to the mother of Jesus holding her infant son as she stretched out her arms to the weeping worshipper, the entire chapel was an invitation to see our sufferings – our very humanity – in light of the fact that neither Jesus nor Mary were exempt from suffering, pain, or death.

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How Can We Point Others To Jesus? by Andy Stoddard

We live in a world where people need to meet Jesus.  I guess that’s always been the case. There’s never been a time, in human history, where people have not needed that relationship with God.  God created us for relationship with him.  Everything in our life flows from that relationship. Here’s the thing.  Once we have entered into relationship with

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