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Hope is tied to faith in God. We give hope to others when we live from hope ourselves. Here are some helpful tips for when hope feels hard.
Healthy spiritual rhythms help build foundational pillars that connect the deep longing for more of God in all aspects of our lives.
I sat down in my usual spot on the edge of the third row from the front of the class. Not a fan of feeling closed in, I always went for the seat that offered the easiest way out, but it was also the best vantage point for vision and...
Left unchecked, a weary heart can lead into some dark places. I say that because I’ve been there and I’ve seen it happen in the lives of my community. Maybe you can relate? Fatigue is no joke, especially in this current season. Feeling overwhelmed and burnt out has become a normal...
Is fear affecting your faith? I ask because it’s been a tough week for human beings—period. Coronavirus has completely taken over and yet it hasn’t cornered the field on bad news, has it? There are still plenty of other hard things happening right now. This is #2...
Over the next five weeks of Lent, I’m going to dive into some of the scriptures of Jesus’ life and ministry specifically reflecting on His relationship to the Father. This week’s focus is all about the lessons of solitude in the wilderness. Now, I know, Ash Wednesday was almost...
Today, on the blog, we’re walking with the faith stories on the road to Bethlehem as we continue our Advent Journey. If you want to start from the beginning check out last week’s blog post called, Unwrapping the gift of hope. We grab onto hope, which gives us an anchor...
The whole point of observing Advent is to prepare your heart. I know that may seem obvious, but it’s important to have built-in rhythms and disciplines that help to recalibrate the soul. One of the central themes we visit during this season is, this idea of waiting in faith. Waiting...
Trusting God is THE foundation of your relationship with him, and it establishes a place to develop and grow faith. Faith is a muscle that can to be trained, but just like any other muscle development, it takes work. I have learned over the years, that faith is necessary...
