...as the messy places become healed places, we receive his peace and consolation, and we become ground zero of Christ reconciling work in the world.
Consolation
Rest
...the salvation we all seek is the fully human experience for which were made of resting in God’s caring arms.
A Thankful People
We were once strangers, and now we are friends... If there is anything to be thankful for, and I do hope you have a long list, this, above all, needs to top it.
Bedecked
Our burdens and broken hearts aren’t an indication of a lack of faith, or the like, but the very opposite. They are signposts directing us home.
Change and Peace
Jesus Christ alone must be the bedrock of our lives, our truth, and our hopes.
The Good Fight
What is it that you expect from life? What is it that we expect from the sum of our days? What is it that we expect life to give us?
Enemies Destined to be Friends
In the end, we are to love our enemies in the hope that Christ will be visible in our love and that our estranged neighbor might become our friend, even family, within the body of Christ, the church.
Worship as Mission, Mission as Worship
Worship necessarily spilled over into mission, and mission was seen as an extension of worship.
In with the New!
Because we are new creation... it’s hard to look upon your kids, your spouse, your neighbor, your fellow congregant, see Christ, and stay mad for very long!
The New Birth
Do Presbyterians/Reformed Christians believe in being "born again?" What does that mean, anyway? Here's a shot at explaining our approach to the question.
