An Advent reflection for Friday, December 22nd by Seanna Wong Lectionary reading for 12/22/2023: Psalm 89:1-4, 19-26; 2 Samuel 6:12-19;...

Psalm 125-This passage comes from Psalms that are known as songs of ascents. Jews sang them as they ascended the hill to Jerusalem.

“Tell me what can I give you? Ask me for anything”. These words come from Elijah but, I can’t help but picture them as from the Savior to me

But the reality is, no matter the season, following God can be an exercise in perseverance, conviction, courage and fortitude.

In this sweet passage in Habakkuk, there are two instances where the word “yet” is noted.

An Advent reflection for Friday, December 15th by Rev. Anna Maloney Lectionary reading for 12/15/2023: Psalm 126; Habakkuk 3:2-6;...

An Advent reflection for Thursday, December 14th by Pastor Sara Fisher Lectionary reading for 12/14/2023: Psalm 126; Habakkuk 2:1-5;...

God releases us, but if we don’t expand our thinking enough to let go, we still miss out

In October, I began reflecting on this text from Micah: “For instruction shall go out of Zion...they shall beat their swords into plowshares

Restore. This is the word that immediately drew my attention as I read over Psalm 80. Restore us.

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Advent is just a few days away. As you prepare to celebrate the advent of Christ, in both incarnation (birth of Jesus) and Parousia...

Just as in a physical race, we run the race of life set before us at our own pace, and we do so with the knowledge that we are not alone.

Where once the darkness overshadowed my life, God Redeemed me. Not only was I ‘restored’ and ‘brought back’ to life, I found a Light within.

What a gift that we get to join God in casting out darkness! But it starts with first recognizing the deep, dark shadows in us.

Jesus says he came into the world for judgment, that “the blind will see and those who see will become blind” (v. 39)

In the First Nation Version of the New Testament, the Trinity has many names, both as a collective, and as individual expressions.

In verse 22 Samuel asked Saul the question, “what is more pleasing to God, burnt offerings and sacrifices, or obedience to what God commands

A Lent Reflection for Thursday, March 16th By Rev. Dawn Holt Lauber Lectionary reading: Psalm 23; 1 Samuel 15:10-21; Ephesians 4:25-32...

A Lent Reflection for Tuesday, March 14th By Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Lobello Edwards Lectionary reading: Psalm 81; Genesis 29:1-14; 1...