Apostle Paul explains the importance of each one of us, and the gifts we have to bring, for building up the body of Christ—the church.
Read MoreIn the midst of his own suffering, Jesus tended to the needs of his mother. No matter what our circumstance of distance, loss, or aloneness, family can be formed. Love and support—family—can be found in the church.
Read MoreAs we move from a period of disorder into a period of seeking reorder, may we open ourselves to new ways of practicing our faith, new ways of determining right from wrong. Are we willing to open our eyes, our ears and our hearts to all that God has blessed?
Read MoreLove is patient. Love is kind. Love is not envious or boastful, arrogant, or rude. Love does not insist on its own way…does not rejoice in wrongdoing, but rejoices in the truth. In our lifetime we have seen the transformational power of love through the witness of people like Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King and others. We too are called to live lives full of love for others.
Read MoreChristians too often proclaim a rather shallow philosophy—”Everything is okay, God is in control!” But there are times when things simply are NOT okay! But in our suffering we have hope and hope can bring transformation.
Read MoreHow do we find the strength to keep moving forward? How have those who have gone before us found the strength to go forward? How to people keep moving forward when they come up against evil?
Read MoreIs it possible to love someone we don’t like? Join us to learn how to find the good in those we dislike and thereby follow the mandate of Jesus to love our enemies.
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