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Jesus, The Servant Leader Full of Grace
“A dispute also arose among them, as to which of them was to be regarded as the greatest. And he said to them, “The kings of the Gentiles exercise Lordship over them, and
We Don’t Have to Win – Because Christ has already won!
This past Sunday, as our church reflected on Jesus’ call to “Go the Second Mile” from Matthew 5:38–42, our pastor reminded us that Kingdom people resist evil not through retaliation, but through redemptive
Praying the Promises that Keep Us – 1 Peter 1:3-7
As I woke up this January 1st and pondered the year ahead, these glorious and comforting words came to mind. “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! According to
O’ Come Let Us Adore Him – Worship in the midst of a chaotic season
According to my calendar, it’s almost Christmas, the season of joy, the most wonderful time in the world. But, over this past week, my heart has been saying something else. The voices I
Illianna’s Joy: A Thanksgiving Reminder to Taste and See His Goodness
When writing about a passage of the Scriptures, writers often brainstorm for a word picture that captures its theme, but after spending time in Psalm 34 this last week, I found myself unexpectedly
Fighting Pride & Embracing Humility
We live in a prideful world. Scroll through social media or spend time with people and it’s obvious—we all want to be right, to be heard, and to have things go our way.
Scarlet Sins & Snow White Grace – Isaiah 1:16-20
Blood stains are notoriously hard to remove. If left to soak into a fabric, a stain of blood may be lightened, but it is nearly impossible to completely eliminate. In a similar way,
Our Need. His Sufficiency.
Depending on the Lord in All Seasons We live in a world that allows instant access to all kinds of modern conveniences. With a tap of a finger or the flip of a