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The Surprise of the Beatitudes

July 10, 2017

That is the surprise of the Beatitudes—what appears to be a source of unhappiness, turns out to be a source of joy and blessedness.


Jeremy Steele ~ Opening Our Arms

July 8, 2017

“Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did. Could this be the Messiah?”


Cole Bodkin ~ The Better Place: Part III

July 6, 2017

Without a doubt, the church should be concerned about the dignity of all people, but the church should be different in that it is the place primarily where justice and dignity are displayed.


Philip Tallon ~ Two (More) Ways to Integrate the Arts into the Church’s Mission

July 5, 2017

A ministry that sees the arts as intrinsic, rather than instrumental, will already be two steps ahead in fruitfully integrating the arts in ministry.


Following God Beyond Common Sense

As we seek to follow in the Jesus way, we need to recognize that more often than not, rather than being rooted in common sense, the Jesus way defies common sense.


Paolo Lopes ~ Taking Discipleship Personally

July 3, 2017

You see, we must realize that organizations, and in this case the body of Christ, can only reflect the sum of the people who are part of them.


Little Pentecosts

The disciples were transformed into messengers by the presence of Jesus in real time, through the power of the Holy Spirit.


When Summer Camp Becomes Pilgrimage

June 29, 2017

If your church is sending youth to summer camp this year, how can you continue foster the lessons of their pilgrimage?


Jeff Rudy ~ What Do You Expect? Promise and Wesleyan Grace

June 28, 2017

When Wesley spoke of the possibility of perfection in love, he didn’t mean that we are capable of this on our own power or merit, but rather he meant to challenge anyone daring to say that God can’t do it in us.


Jesus in Real Time

It’s dangerous to live your life with a past focus, with a two-dimensional Jesus, because you may end up following a tradition instead of following Jesus, God’s living Word.