Is there discord in your church? If so, how much do you personally contribute to it? If your answer is “Not at all,” would you change your response if I asked: This week, I want us to consider how we … Continue reading →
Jesus left a perfect existence to live among us in a wicked world. In the face of rejection, threats, and jeers, He healed the sick, preached the gospel and expressed the Father’s love to and for humanity.
Continue reading →Life is complicated and often stressful. When we’re blessed to have people who love us with the God-kind of love – people who refuse to believe we’re hopeless even when we believe we are beyond hope – our lives become more manageable.
Continue reading →How often do we find ourselves the object of false judgment? On the flip side, how often are we the ones telling lies about someone?
Continue reading →May we learn (and remember) how much God loves us and try to see others through His eyes of unconditional love. Then, perhaps we can move toward bearing with each other for more than five seconds at a time.
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