What am I going to wear? That’s something some of us think deeply about, and others hardly think about at all. But think about the last time you stood in front of your closet trying to decide what to wear, probably earlier today. What was really going through your mind in that moment?
“People may not get it right, but God always remains faithful.” This is the idea that we reflected upon this week, continuing in our series, A Family Christmas: If You Think Yours is Tough, Wait ‘Til You Meet God’s. In Genesis 25, we find the story of Isaac and Rebekah, one that continues a greater story about the family that God planned to …
Tis’ the season so it goes… This stretch from Thanksgiving to Christmas to New Year’s can stir up more emotion than we often admit.
You know what they say — there’s no place like home for the holidays. ‘Tis the season for gratitude, family, and friends, yet it’s also the time when the ache of being on the outside can feel the strongest. Have you ever considered what it feels like and means to be on the outside?
As we step into Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the New Year, everything is getting louder about what it means to celebrate. But underneath the decorations, plans, and full calendars sits a quiet question many people carry:
I hope your week is off to a good start. On Sunday, we began our new series, The Belonging Project, where we’re talking about our most profound need—not just for food, safety, and rest—but for a place and a people to belong to.
What moves you? I’m not talking about being moved from the outside in, but from the inside out. What actually stirs something deep in you, enough to make you step beyond comfort and into compassion?
Over the last few weeks in our series We Have a Part to Play, we’ve been asking some honest questions:
Hi everyone! Just wanted to send a quick email to let you know there will be no prayer call tonight, as we are attending the Every Nation All Staff Cluster for the Southwest region this week.