Passion is probably a more apt term for it, for during this week we remember the immense pain that Jesus endured on his way to the cross

Set aside some time to pause, to reflect, to read some Scripture, to consider the journey that Jesus took—for us, so that we might receive..

This week our daily readings of the book of John has included a great story about the death of Lazarus, chapter 11:1-44.

He (Jesus) went on to say, “This is why I told you that no one can come to me unless the Father has enabled him.” - John 6:65 As we, as a...

When Jesus speaks that he performed the miracle at the wedding in Cana, he did it to give glory to God.

This week we are celebrating the beginning of the season of Lent, a time that has traditionally focused on giving, praying and fasting. This

The Christian author, Karen Moore, challenges us, in that we must ask ourselves the same question, “what is our eye of a needle?”

The COVID pandemic has brought on another pandemic in our community; a pandemic of isolation, loneliness, feelings of being overwhelmed and

I think this year the Super Bowl is almost a Holy Event, but not for the reasons you would think. It is not a because the Tampa Bay...

Yesterday I was so weepy. I honestly had not spent a lot of time thinking about the fact that we were going to have a female Vice...

As we are in the first 15 days of the new year, doesn’t it seem like 2021 is just an extension of 2020? As if today, Jan. 15, 2021 is...

The Bible shouts out to us, that God is an ever-present help in our time of need.

How often do you anticipate Gods’ faithfulness in your life? Are you anticipating God’s faithfulness in 2021?

Jayne and I are so glad to be sharing our first Christmas with the St. Andrew’s UMC family. From the first moment that we find out that...

I received a devotion today via email that contained an excerpt from L. B. E. Cowman’s classic book “Streams in the Desert,” originally...

All Christians read their Bible, right? Guess what? You are probably in the majority if you struggle to read scripture.

The design of the Advent Wreath consists of four candles placed in a wreath that surrounds a larger middle candle.

When I wrestle with God, it says to me that I now know God loves me regardless of my complaint.

So, we can ask ourselves the same in this time of crisis. While we are in the midst of this, let’s get back to what we as Christians do best

Sometimes the very thing we pull all our efforts into doesn’t seem to really make any difference.