Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” Unfortunately, there are experiences in life when dreaming seems impossible and hope is difficult to summon. In those moments, it is difficult to imagine any future or anything beyond the present struggles of life. Yet, life without dreams is contrary to life.
Cultivating Gratitude
Each year instead of making a New Year’s Resolution (which I will inevitably break before I even get to the end of January), I have begun the spiritual practice of choosing a word to guide me through the year. At the beginning of Advent (the beginning of the church year), I ask God to lead me to the word that I need for that coming year.
Living Hope
How many times can someone say
or write that we are living in
unprecedented times? Yet that is
what many of us feel. Our entire
planet is suffering from the global
pandemic caused by the COVID-19
virus, and the subsequent stay-athome orders and lockdown of our
livelihood and economy.
Living Hope
How many times can someone say
or write that we are living in
unprecedented times? Yet that is
what many of us feel. Our entire
planet is suffering from the global
pandemic caused by the COVID-19
virus, and the subsequent stay-athome orders and lockdown of our
livelihood and economy.
Wilderness
As we enter into the 40 days of Lent, we are reminded of the 40 days Jesus was tempted in the wilderness and are reminded of the 40 years that the Israelites wandered in the wilderness. The time in the wilderness is a not an easy time, but it is a time of learning who we are and whose we are.
What Cant Wait?!
When preparing the theme for this newsletter, Linda Sterner, our producer and editor extraordinaire, asked if the title should be a question or a statement. I mistakenly thought the theme was a statement, saying “What Can’t Wait.” What Linda’s question has forced me to realize is that it is both a question and a statement.
God’s Work, Our Hands
One of the basic ways to understand Christianity is that God comes to people through people. God in Jesus chose to become human to bring God’s presence to us through a human. Jesus came as the full embodiment of God in human form so that we could understand the power, depth, and breadth of God’s love for us.
May 12, 2019 God’s Power Unleashed- Pastor Joel Pancoast
Readings: Revelation 6:1-8; 7:9-17
Resurrection Hope
While many think of Easter as a one-day event to remember and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, for the Christian church it is a fifty-day season beginning with Easter Sunday and ending with Pentecost Sunday. Fifty days! I cannot imagine sustaining our Easter celebration for fifty days!
God on the Move
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Growing up, I attended a Catholic school that was run by nuns. Not the smack-your-knuckles-with-a-ruler kind of nuns, but kind, loving, and joyful nuns. Some of my classmates would joke that Sister Marie-Therese never sat down; she was always on the move.
