Jesus was not just a peace bringer, but also a peace giver.
Read MoreThe shalom, shalom of God is deeper than the anxieties or worries we have.
Read MoreIt’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the worthy busyness this time of year.
Read MoreAsk God to overwhelm our hearts with a sense of the radical peace of Christ.
Read MoreThis advent season practice being filled with awe and wonder. Practice being filled with joy.
Read MoreThis Joy can’t be taken away by the world and the trials we encounter.
Read MoreGod is not the least bit surprised by our doubt. Not only that, He’s already responded to it.
Read MoreWhen I think of the word faith, the passage I immediately think of is the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000.
Read MoreFor some, doubt is a hurdle to overcome, while others would say it’s essential for life and should never be discouraged.
Read MoreWhen Jesus walked this life, he walked this uneven terrain just like we do.
Read MoreI find the word “hope” to be a ubiquitous and lusterless word at Advent. Not the opening line you were expecting, I assume.
Read MoreI used to think that hope meant I could never worry or question anything going on in my life.
Read MoreHope is present, yet we need Hope. That is where we find ourselves living in advent. We live our lives in smaller tensions inside this larger tension that trains us for endurance.
Read MoreAs surely as Christmas is coming, so is Jesus. This is what advent teaches us: to prepare, to watch, to welcome, to look for that Blessed Hope who is here, but still due to arrive.
Read MoreWe live in a world of microwaves and instant pots. But often times life equals waiting. And that’s what Advent is all about.
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