This week using Psalm 51:1-12, we consider how it is prudent to consider where we fall short and sin, but are reminded how much greater the grace of God through Christ is for all of us.

Using Numbers 21:4-9, we consider how healing is an important part of our faith. Have a blessed day today!

As we take a look at Exodus 20:1-17, "The Ten Commandments," we consider how we are called to nurture our relationship with God and with each other.

Today we reflect on Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16 and how we are all included in the Kingdom and Family of God.

Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the season of Lent. It's a time for us to examine our hearts and lives, and reflect on our need for God's grace. Our scripture in focus in Joel 2:1-2, 12-17.J

Today we reflect on how we are called to be grounded in the hope and light of God, even though we might be distracted by the challenges of life. God's grace is with us when we struggle and we are always invited to be a part of the light of God. Our scripture in focus today is 2 Corinthians 4:1-6.

This week we reflect on how God's care and presence is with us continually. Our scripture in focus is Isaiah 40:21-31. Have a blessed day today!

This week for our Wednesday devotional, we reflect on how it is Christ that renews us and refines our rough edges. Our scripture in focus is Malachi 3:1-4. Have a blessed day today!

This week we reflect on how our study, work, and lives can connect us with our God and our faith. The scripture in focus is Psalm 111.

This week we reflect on how the challenges to our calling may not be what we think they are. The scripture in focus for this week is Jonah 3:1-5, 10.

This week's Wednesday Devotional takes a look at Mark 1:14-20 as we reflect on the invitation to follow Christ.

Using 1 Samuel 3:1-20, we take a look at calling and the importance of community as we discern God's calling in our lives. Have a blessed day today!

Today we are reminded from John 1:43-51 of how Christ is our Messiah. Also, we reflect on the how we are valued and loved by God, even if we feel that we may not have much worth. God loves us more than we can imagine!

Today is the Sunday where we celebrate the Baptism of Christ. But why would Christ be baptized? We reflect on that question and continue to consider how Christ is with us. Our scripture in focus is Mark 1:4-11.

This week as we reflect on John 1:1-18, we consider how God coming to us in human form is an act of compassion and care.

Merry Christmas! Here is the 2020 Christmas Eve sermon centered on Luke 2:1-20.

For the fourth Sunday of Advent, we take a look at Paul's letter to the church in Philippi. Using Philippians 1:1-11, we consider how waiting can encourage our spiritual maturity.

Today's Wednesday devotional reflects on how we are called to building up our faith and lives in God. Our scripture in focus is 2 Samuel 7:1-11, 16.

For the the third Sunday of Advent we hear from Matthew 1:18-25 and consider God is with us in the unplanned moments of life.

This week for our Wednesday Devotional, we take a look at Luke 1:46-55 and how Mary lifted up a song of praise, even though she was in a difficult situation.

We continue our Advent series by learning from Romans 12:9-18, reflecting on how waiting can be helpful as we grow in faith.

In this week's Wednesday devotional we reflect on Isaiah 40:1-11 and consider the renewal and bold hope we are called to embrace in Advent.

Today we begin the season of Advent with a look at Isaiah 9:2-7. Throughout this season we'll reflect on the idea of waiting and what it means for our faith.