We’re all guilty of being our own worst critic, our own worst enemy on occasion, but there’s an emotion far more divisive to our Christian walk. The indifferent, stagnating and often blinding emotion of complacency … Read More
Foundation Façade or Foolproof?
Much time and meticulous preparation is taken in the engineering of modern day structures to ensure they can withstand earthquakes, gale force winds, floods and other unexpected natural disasters. The key to every highly engineered … Read More
Reactionary Divisiveness
How do I react to a divisive person in my life? Do I respond in kind or do I set aside my wounded pride and my “right” to hang onto the hurt, look past their … Read More
Our Limited Perspective On Change
Do we often think change is being thrust upon us because of our circumstance, our decisions unbefitting a “good” Christian or just another round in an undesirable hand of cards we’ve been dealt, our lot … Read More
Collaborative Christmas
At this time of year particularly when we should be longing for God’s presence, we’re searching, longing for the right presents, considering what we’ll receive and how much we spent, rather than the greatest gift … Read More
You Were There
Three songs into the church service we were reminded to not let worship become routine…and I thought I had an excuse because I don’t know the songs. Had not just my worship, but my daily … Read More
Lasting Leadership
Hello Everyone…. Sunday was a great day. If you missed it, no worries. We talked about Lasting Leadership. For most they think that the first part of the letter to Titus doesn’t apply to them … Read More
Navigating Life When Things Get Hard
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Easter Week
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