Living in unity as family is a miracle of a gift. There is rest in pausing from the moving and doing of life to be in community together.
Read MoreDoing the hard work of trying new things is important. The beauty found in today’s life lived imperfectly helps us live with more joy. But fear and our brokenness often stands in the way of trying.
Read MoreUnexpected delays at the airport changed the pace of my travels home. But like daily life, slowing our pace does not change where we end up, only the connections made with those surrounding us!
Read MoreLeaving our jobs to walk together gives up margin to come alongside someone who needs reassurance and comfort as they walk into something unknown.
Read MoreServing is an outpouring or Jesus' command to love Him as we welcome our neighbors into our family. We can do this by being available to listen to their stories. Because when we listen with love, they know Jesus values the details of their life too.
Read MoreGod promised to find those who did not know him long before Jesus came to earth. With Jesus' death, the invitation of becoming a part of God's family was extended to include all people. We get to go and find His family as we worship each week!
Read MoreBecause we love Jesus, we are qualified to disciple. But there is also truth in the doubt we feel as we love others imperfectly.
Read MoreLike oil penetrating deep into wood unable to be washed away, the Holy Spirit is rubbed into us. He penetrates us and fills all our crevices. We are renewed.
Read MoreChristmas is a time to celebrate light not just emerging, but owning darkness.
Read Moresimple thoughts on a special lady.
Read MoreJesus lovingly chose to lead the disciples through the transition from having Him in person for some of their days to the Holy Spirit in presence for all of their days.
Read MoreThe life we live today not perfect. But today is a part of all our days and we can dwell with God as we live in it.
Read MoreA story of God's love transforming our sin into His beauty.
Read MoreOur stories only collided for a few days, yet Yarina has left a lasting impact on me.
Read MoreToday I read one of my favorite stories: the story of Martha and Mary. Their story is three 20 minute vignettes, each one filled with a life lesson and call to action.
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