Coming Home and Creating Home
The place from which we are sent doesn’t just wait for us; it asks us for renewal, and reminds us that others are watching, ready to gather.
The place from which we are sent doesn’t just wait for us; it asks us for renewal, and reminds us that others are watching, ready to gather.
It turns out that nurturing the kingdom doesn’t take a green thumb.
Are we listening for God’s call as it summons us to new places?
Perhaps if we can just muster up the courage to say over and over again, “Here I am, Lord,” we will find ourselves on the right path despite any detours we take in life.
We celebrate the incarnation and the resurrection messages with a singular word: love.
Born in a manger yet the Savior of the world, we call upon him to teach us by his example, to guide us along his way and to help us as we proclaim him: Jesus, the Son of God!
What burdens are you carrying right now? Are you carrying them with Jesus by your side?
Jesus longs to heal us no matter where we rest at night, no matter the obstacles of our unruly perceptions, no matter the shelter we call home.
Thank goodness that God’s patience is also limitless, just waiting for our willingness to let go and receive.