Weekly Lay Devotion 6-2-21
One of the mental images that have endured from my reading of The Shack by William P. Young, is of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in a joyful dance
Continue readingOne of the mental images that have endured from my reading of The Shack by William P. Young, is of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in a joyful dance
Continue readingAlthough I was raised in the Methodist church, I quit attending once I went away to college. I think that sometimes happens because we haven’t really taken the step to
Continue readingMom was out in the garden picking green beans the morning of Dad’s funeral. It was late July, and the garden was in full swing, with vegetables ripe for the
Continue readingMiracles and stories where persistence pays off – that thing we longed for and prayed for is, against all odds, granted – can sometimes be hard to hard to hear
Continue readingScripture Verse: But Jesus said to them, “There’s no need to send them away. You give them something to eat.” Matthew 14: 16 (CEB) Library food distribution. UFO (You Feed
Continue reading2 Corinithians 9 6 Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. 7Each man should give what he has decided in
Continue readingWe’ve been talking about holding onto hope for over a year now during this pandemic, and for some of us, we’ve been grasping at a thin thread of hope for
Continue reading“Lord, raise up in me a holy passion.” I have sincerely prayed some form of this prayer in two different seasons of my life. The first time was after being
Continue readingSomehow the word justice has become a controversial word among Christians, as debate rages over whether social justice is part of the gospel. To understand what role justice should have
Continue readingThis week's lay devotion was written by Joyce Dantzler: Early spring in yards across the country, parents, grandparents, and guardians get busy hiding Easter eggs. Eggs that have been beautifully
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