Weekly Devotion – 2/16/23
Unity seems elusive to us these days. Yet unity is something Jesus cared deeply about for all believers. He cared so much about it, that it was one of the
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Weekly Devotion – 2/9/23
This week's devotion was written by Kim Wu. The thing about salt is that it makes you thirsty. So if we are to be salty out in the world, as
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Weekly Devotion – 2/2/23
The world feels heavy right now. Senseless death, illness, despair, and endless longing for things to get better have left me emotionally fragile. Lord, have mercy on us today. On
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Weekly Devotion – 1/26/23
Recently, I’ve been reflecting a lot on how we, as humans, are inherently built for each other. Whether or not one identifies themselves as an introvert or an extrovert and
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Weekly Devotion – 1/18/23
There are moments when we get a glimpse of ourselves, a glimpse of how others see and experience us, and we don’t like what we see. Most of the time,
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Weekly Devotion – 1/12/23
It feels a bit disorienting to go from the wise men worshiping the baby Jesus on one Sunday, to Jesus fully grown and being baptized the next week. And yet,
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Weekly Devotion 11-18-22
This week’s devotion was provided by Bert Sikkelee. It was written by Bert’s friend and colleague, retired United Methodist pastor Larry Buxton. John 13:1-17 Bev and I just got back
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Weekly Devotion – 11/11/22
Sometimes, our faith motivates us to do things that come back to us in positive ways almost immediately. We deliver food baskets to those who don’t have enough food in
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Weekly Devotion – 11/4/22
A while back, Pastor Will offered a sermon that touched on the subject of doubt. That got me to thinking of the many times Jesus spoke of the subject as
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Weekly Devotion 10/28/22
Here's part two of the devotional message Kim Wu shared at the recent women's retreat: Our lives are messy and complicated. Frank Bruni, in his book, “The Beauty of Dusk,”
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