Spiritual Community How is your churches spiritual barometer reading? Are you building community? Do you worship together, pray and “break bread” together? Biblical hospitality and compassion is not only shared with friends but also with strangers and…
Advent to Prepare Room Advent is represented by lighting a candle each week on an Advent wreath. Each week represents God’s hope, love, joy, peace and how Jesus’ arrival changed the world. It is meant…
Peace, Healing and Joy Where is Peace? Anger, hatred, fear and strife are consuming our lives and hearts. I am very concerned at the disturbances and defamation that continue in our cities for years and keep getting…
The Love Challenge Be part of a new movement in America making a conscious effort loving more and fearing less by supporting others. Showing respect and caring to everyone regardless of how we are treated. I…
Limbo Anyone? How many times I have said “What does God want for my life?” Or “I want to do it God’s way”. Then find myself waiting and waiting, wondering when God will answer. I…
Illuminate – Word of the Day to supply or brighten with light; light up. to make understandable, clarify. to decorate with lights, as in celebration. to enlighten, as with knowledge. Intellectually or spiritually enlightened to adorn; make resplendent or illustrious; such as a book or lettering. Simply, illumination in the spiritual sense is “turning on the light”…
Standing in the Gap – Word of the Day The gap is the need that cannot be fulfilled themselves. The function of a bridge is to “close the gap” between two destination points or persons….
Love makes the world go round! – To love one another is God’s most important command! I am very saddened to hear of the continued shootings and unrest across the states, either because of race…
What’s Up Lord! Conversational Sharing I don’t know about you but I talk a lot to myself and with God. Sometimes out loud sometimes silently, just me and Him. Why is it I can do…
Eucharisteo A Greek word meaning thanksgiving, to be thankful. Envelopes the Greek root word charis meaning grace, and the derivative chara which is Greek for joy. He took the bread, and knew it to be a gift and…
