Embracing Peace: The Power of Paying Attention
Another aspect of Advent teaches us something even more countercultural: to pay attention. Not the distracted, half-listening, “uh-huh, sure, I’m totally hearing you” kind of
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Another aspect of Advent teaches us something even more countercultural: to pay attention. Not the distracted, half-listening, “uh-huh, sure, I’m totally hearing you” kind of
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Feeling alone at church can be a surprisingly common experience, even within a community of believers. Overcoming this requires a proactive approach to engagement. Start by volunteering for
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Bringing Jesus' teachings into the hustle and bustle of daily life can be daunting, yet it is the core of Christian discipleship. It starts with small, deliberate
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Becoming a disciple is about much more than the name suggests. It's a transformative journey that starts with understanding the word 'discipline' at its
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There’s a kind of waiting that feels holy and peaceful… and then there’s the other kind. The kind where your stomach tightens, your thoughts run ahead
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Waiting is not something modern people do well. We wait in checkout lines, traffic jams, doctor’s offices, and airport terminals with a sense of mild outrage, as
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(Not a Show) Walk into most modern churches on a Sunday morning and it’s easy to assume you’ve stepped into a well-produced event. Lights are
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Walking the Way of Jesus With Someone a Few Steps Ahead If you’ve been in church long enough, you’ve probably heard the word mentor used in
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Becoming a Participant, Not a Consumer Most churches do Sunday mornings beautifully. The music is prepared, the message is crafted, the coffee is brewed (usually), and people gather
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The Missing Piece of Modern Faith Modern life has given us endless ways to stay connected. Text messages. Group chats. Social media threads. Photos, emojis, GIFs, reactions. And
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