Pray about everything! The Apostle Paul wrote in the verses above—don’t worry, pray.

by Rev. Garrett Rocha Considering the subject of hope, the thing that readily comes to my mind is superheroes. American culture today has...

This Sunday is the first Sunday in Advent. It is the beginning of the Church calendar and the season through which we anticipate the coming

He makes the whole body fit together perfectly. As each part does its own special work, it helps the other parts grow, so that the whole...

In whatever season you find yourself in, I encourage you to press on after Jesus, the model and perfecter of our faith.

Paul wrote a letter to the church in Philippi to encourage them to be like-minded.

The challenge is living each day in the promises of God. The promise that God will be with us even to the end of the age.

I believe life is like this train ride. We are often tossed around as life changes directions on us without much notice.

We all do crazy things for love.

Peter says we have the power in Jesus Christ to alter the course of the ripples heading in our direction.

I ask you to consider what all comes to mind when you ask for peace, especially world peace?

The Apostle Peter seems to want the followers of Jesus in his day to understand that this is the reality of their existence. They are strang

Life is going to throw us tests. We are going to be faced with situations that allow us to shine.

We have been silent witnesses of evil deeds; we have been drenched by many storms; we have learnt the arts of equivocation and pretense;

How many times have you really looked around as you drive through town? The reality is we are very much creatures of habit.

Jesus demonstrated what it meant to be missional and he wants the exact same thing for His Church.

by Toni Parrish “We have different gifts, according to the grace given us.” Romans 12:6 Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior,...

The wild goose is an ancient symbol from the Celtic church representing the Holy Spirit.

This week we are to remember that anywhere we go is a place of mystery. We reveal this mystery by demonstrating the radical love of Jesus

Paul did not believe that these five roles were the only realities for leadership for all of time. He did, however, want them to be aware