“The challenge for our Churches, and for those who belong to them, is to be of the same mind as the Christ whom we profess to follow. We must lay aside our earthly power and be the power of the loving Christ in the lives of those who so desperately need to see his saving power among them.”
Continue reading →“The challenge for our Churches, and for those who belong to them, is to be of the same mind as the Christ whom we profess to follow. We must lay aside our earthly power and be the power of the loving Christ in the lives of those who so desperately need to see his saving power among them.”
Continue reading →“Jesus made a distinction between following human-made laws and obeying God’s law. Jesus embraced God’s law, summed up in three commandments: Love God with all your heart and soul and mind and strength, love your neighbor, and love yourself.”
Continue reading →“How much of our life is spent trying to acquire what we do not have? We hurry through life – competing and acquiring…It begins the day we are born”
Continue reading →In our reading for today, 2 Corinthians 9:1-15, Paul is encouraging the Corinthian churches to give generously “for the needs of the saints” which will “overflow with many thanksgivings to God.”
Continue reading →For Jesus, the question is not about what happens to us when we die, but how are we truly going to live?
Continue reading →The stories of Abraham & Sarah and Hanukkah offer some good instruction on how to celebrate God’s care for us.
Continue reading →Peace is difficult to attain in this fast-paced world in which we live, especially during this season when we are hustling and bustling to have a “Merry Christmas” – or to provide one for someone else!
Continue reading →Part of the theme of Advent is ‘waiting’. Noah, it turns out, is a good example of waiting for God’s Word.
Continue reading →“This morning I decided to see if I could seek a renewed understanding of this very familiar text.”
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