This is a bittersweet day. A conflicted day of paradox: we remember the life of a great man and his premature death, and we recognize our country’s progress in race relations, and grieve how far short we fall of the mark of what is good and right.
“Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the Lord is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.” Ps. 100:4-5
I grew up as a misfit. I just didn’t fit in. It all started with that mop of curly hair God graced me with. How I cursed Him for giving me that unruly, untamable, wild
When people are juggling the idea of going on a short-term trip, they often ask what to expect. I tell them this: you will see God move in ways you never have before, and your
When I started following Jesus, I had no idea what I was doing. Not knowing how to nurture this newfound relationship on my own, I made it a priority to learn from others. Along the
You may have been thinking about that perfect “life token” for a couple of weeks, or it might have been something that you grabbed last minute before going to church this weekend. It’s gone now
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