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Answers in the Darkness: A Prayer by Suzanne Nicholson
November 13, 2019
And so you teach me:
Certainty has become my idol.
Predictability.
Expectations met.
That looks like faith to me:
I ask, knowing that you can.
Testimony, Conversion, and the Search for Genuine Faith by Elizabeth Glass Turner
November 4, 2019
The question of whether testimony of following Jesus Christ is genuine isn’t a new question birthed solely from a time on the planet when mass communications highlight celebrity lifestyles. The early church dealt with this question, and leaders often counseled prudence, care, pastoral sensitivity, and community accountability.
Gratitude and Caring
November 1, 2019
Let the message about Christ, in all its richness, fill your lives. Teach and counsel each other with all the…
WME Upcoming Events – Nov 2019
October 30, 2019
WME is involved in a variety of ministries and covets your prayers for these upcoming events: November 14-17, 2019 ~…
Residency In Mission Accepting Applications
Residency In Mission accepting applications for placement in New Zealand 2020-2021 In recent months, WME celebrated the successful launch of…
Paying Attention to Poverty by Michelle Bauer
October 28, 2019
Why might people who are poor be brokenhearted? God calls our actions and our attitudes to be right toward people with few resources.
Squeezing Jesus Out of the Church by James Petticrew
October 24, 2019
“When Christ is squeezed from the Body of Christ by our own priorities and agenda as a congregation or through our busyness as leaders or disciples, what is left is little more than a corpse masquerading as a church.”
Wait for God’s Goodness by Karen Bates
October 16, 2019
God has gently reminded me more than once that the onus for what he has promised is not on me. It is on him.
Show Up and Pay Attention
October 14, 2019
By Rev. Dr. Robert Haynes I was recently visiting my son who is away studying at University, and we attended…
Rewriting a Story Gone Wrong by Michelle Bauer
October 10, 2019
“Ruth’s life is not living up to her expectations. She is a childless widow, living in a foreign land, dependent on the favor of strangers. Enter the Redeemer – the one who can rewrite the ending of a story gone wrong, buying back tragedy and making way for restoration.”