God Gets It!
By Rev. Mark Breese: “Sure, raising someone from the dead is pretty impressive. But we kind of expect that. This is Jesus, after all … But the crying, that we don’t expect.”
Continue reading →By Rev. Mark Breese: “Sure, raising someone from the dead is pretty impressive. But we kind of expect that. This is Jesus, after all … But the crying, that we don’t expect.”
Continue reading →By Nancy Carmichael: “These are precious days, my Misfit friends. Days like none other. Not in my life time, and I’m guessing not in yours either. Cause it’s not just about having extra time. It’s having opportunity. To be kind. The way we always intend to be…”
Continue reading →“…I believe we find the trust we need in remembering that God has not forgotten us. “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom I trust.” Trusting in Him means remembering to pray, not just for ourselves but everyone worldwide and do our best to help someone that cannot help themselves…”
Continue reading →By Rev. Patricia Ludwig, Newfane, NY: “I take a deep breath and realize that God’s will for us is JOY! Jesus wants us to be happy, filled with the Joy of Jesus, you might say. It’s the same kind of joy that Jesus had even though he was facing a situation of horrible proportions…”
Continue reading →By Pastor Matt Kofahl of St. James United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls: “Now, more than ever, it’s important to be people of prayer. Prayer encourages us to be spiritually and emotionally honest with God and with each other. Now is not the time for platitudes.”
Continue reading →By Rev. Kathleen Ordiway, Pastor, First Baptist Church, Niagara Falls: “That’s the message God has for each of us. Do you know that there’s nothing you can do to make God love you and there’s nothing you can do to make God stop loving you? God is our Father and we are His children. He has a love for you that is eternal and unchangeable.”
Continue reading →(Download PDF Of This Reflection) I was a little surprised to hear on the news that yesterday was the vernal equinox—the first day of spring. I love the change of the seasons, but the arrival of spring is the most … Continue reading →