How then shall we live? "Pray," says Luke. Spend time living into the work of our baptism, recognizing the work of Christmas.

Instead of making resolutions, let's work on life changes and following God's plan in 2025.

Mary sings of God’s mercy, promising that God lifts up the lonely, the downtrodden, and the oppressed, in her day and ours as well.

Jesus’ life and ministry were marked by acts of sharing and service, something we should emulate this Advent season.

Paul reminds us that genuine partnership and affection lead us to a clear reliance on one another in the process of our Advent waiting.

God’s promises are true. God is faithful. Even in the darkest times, God promises to flourish in our lives, bringing hope to the world.

The message of Matthew 6 wasn't only to the 12 disciples. It's for us, today, but it's not that easy.

Our hope is found in a stable and healthy community of faith that reflects Jesus, loves people, and engages in sacrificial service.

Jesus continues to stand in the presence of God for us, despite our differences.

Ruth and Naomi's story teaches that even our ordinary, everyday, imperfect lives can be used for God’s perfect, extraordinary purposes.

We are not alone on this life's journey. We have a capable God, and Jesus is present in our lives at all times.

We reflect how the changing seasons remind us of changes in our own lives.

No creature (humans as well as fur babies) is hidden from God’s living and active grace!

Sunday 10/6/24 we celebrated World Communion Sunday.

Jesus has broken down the wall of fighting and divisions and brought peace to the world.

Mark 9:30-37 In the lectionary scripture from this past Sunday, Jesus is teaching the disciples, and teaching us, that true greatness in...

Choosing our words carefully is an important balance on life's journey.