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Heather Semple ~ Feed the Creature

February 3, 2018

Every day matters.


Elizabeth Glass Turner ~ When Curiosity is Christ-Like

February 1, 2018

Curiosity about others, curiosity about their lives, opens us up to opportunities to acknowledge and reflect their value: they are worth noticing. In a distracted world, this is explosively powerful.


Elizabeth Glass Turner ~ Why Congregations Must Embrace Awkwardness

January 31, 2018

As a friend put it recently, people are uncomfortable with their lack of control; if Bad Thing A can happen to you, then maybe it could happen to me – so let’s find something you did that caused it. That way, I feel safe again.


Elizabeth Glass Turner ~ The Pastor’s Almanac: A News Rundown for Tired Reverends

January 29, 2018

While the calendar reads January 29th, it can feel like a year’s worth of news and activity has already taken place.


Otis T. McMillan ~ When You’re Tired, Afraid, and Uncertain

January 25, 2018

God, when we grow tired and weary, when we stumble and fall, lift our eyes to heaven and remind us to find our hope and strength in You.


Edgar Bazan ~ The Trinity and the Mission of God

January 24, 2018

The ministry of the church – the mission that God has given to the church – is meant to be a continuation of the “ministry of the Son, to the Father, through the Holy Spirit, for the sake of the church and world.”


Michelle Bauer ~ Waiting for a New Song

January 22, 2018

Close your eyes and imagine God turning towards you. What do you see? What might God see?


Kevin Murriel ~ Pressing through the Pain

January 21, 2018

Note: Today as we reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, and the state of our church and our nation…


Tom Fuerst ~ Life Along the Way: Healing, Suffering, and the Kingdom of God

January 20, 2018

In so far as our lives are built around avoiding other people’s pain, we will not see miracles.


Cole Bodkin ~ How the Questions of Jesus Can Shape Your Year: What You Love

January 18, 2018

Peter has been around long enough to know what it means to love Jesus. It involves abiding in, remaining in his love.