Our psalm today brings us to the Feast of Tabernacles. A holiday that encouraged the Hebrew people to remember and give thanks to God for his bounty in all of life. Continue reading Psalm 81: A Psalm of Past, Present, and Future Hope
Our text today comes from Mark 15:21-32 and it is in his pain and suffering where we pause and reflect. Continue reading Day 6: The Cross
We live in a technology-driven world and with it invading more and more of our own personal spaces we need to have a conversation as to what we want to allow and not…especially when our kids are involved. With that said, this is a blog I wrote for FamilyFire in response to my own conversations and learnings Continue reading FamilyFire: Finding Healthy Space with Technology
Our psalm reflection this week brings us to not only the destruction of God’s city but a question of God’s love. When you’ve been given hope and protection and now see it gone…you begin to wonder why. And you begin to wonder when God’s love will return. Continue reading Psalm 80: A Reflective Psalm of God’s Love
On this 5th day of the Passion Week we find Christ, with 11 of his disciples, at the Garden of Gethsemane. It is on this evening that Christ’s humanity becomes blazingly clear as he asks of his Abba that the cup and the hour pass by…but only if God wills it. Continue reading Day 5: A Night of Anguish
Prayer and needs look vastly different for all people and yet throughout time prayer to God has always looked the same and proclaimed the same thing: ONLY God restores and fixes. Continue reading Psalm 79: A Psalm for Help
We’re on day 4 of Christ’s “Passion Week” and this evening finds Jesus surrounded by people he holds close – and who see things vastly differently. Continue reading Day 4: An Act of Love
