To finish our week out I wanted to leave us with an incredible passage giving further instruction and preparing us with spoken expectations of having courage and taking courage...  Read More

In the Old testament God directed Joshua to meditate on his word day and night so that he will be sure to obey all that it says. God was saying this to him and preparing him as he was leading the Israelites into the promised land...  Read More

Matthew 14:22-32 22 Immediately after this, Jesus insisted that his disciples get back into the boat and cross to the other side of the lake, while he sent the people home...  Read More

Then the eleven disciples left for Galilee, going to the mountain where Jesus had told them to go. 17 When they saw him, they worshiped him - but some of them doubted18 Jesus came and told his disciples...  Read More

It seems like each day we are getting more inundated with technology as well as society/culture is luring us into doing more and more...  Read More

Curiosity leads the way to fully know and fully love others. Take a moment and read Luke 7. What do you see? What do you hear? Pay attention to curiosity and what holds people back from curiosity....  Read More

Yesterday we asked these questions- How can you be curious to see opportunities? God, what could you do with this? God, what could you do in my day?...  Read More

Next step in curiosity. Curiosity opens our eyes, mind and heart to others and opportunities. I know this is a longer passage. But take a moment read it, what do you see? What do you hear? Pay attention to curiosity and what holds people back from curiosity....  Read More

I shared a quote from Brene Brown yesterday. The opposite of curious is disengaged.” If you don’t want to be disengaged from life, then let’s learn, as disciples, what it means to be curious....  Read More

Did you know that children ask, on average, 125 questions a day? And if you have a toddler between the ages of 3-4 that may be even more than that. Right, think about it. Why? Why? How? How? What is? What does? ...  Read More

Christ-centered conflict is an invitation to grow in character, peace and unity. Conflict creates natural division, separation, divide. To see the division, you need to see what’s going on underneath, to see the cracks, the divide, the separation. It’s what’s underneath the issue that matters...  Read More

We are working on the premise that Christ-centered conflict is an invitation to grow in character, peace, and unity for ourselves and others. Today’s conversation is about growing in peace....  Read More