Hope That Holds
When God’s Promise Feels Delayed By December 22, Advent waiting often feels different than it did at the beginning of the season. At first, waiting can feel
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When God’s Promise Feels Delayed By December 22, Advent waiting often feels different than it did at the beginning of the season. At first, waiting can feel
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Christmas joy has a way of feeling both powerful and fleeting. It arrives with candles and carols, familiar Scriptures and well-worn traditions. For a moment, the world
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Why Shared Joy Multiplies Joy was never meant to be a solo experience. That might surprise us, because much of modern spirituality treats joy as something private and
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We tend to associate joy with big moments. Major breakthroughs. Answered prayers that arrive with fireworks. Spiritual highs that feel unmistakable and dramatic. But Scripture tells a quieter,
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Grace for the Ordinary Disciple Some of the most joyful moments in life don’t come from achievement. They come from relief. From being found when we were
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The Heart of Discipleship Advent love doesn’t end with a baby in a manger. It continues with a life formed. That’s easy to miss in December,
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Practicing Advent Love as a Disciple When most people hear the word love during Advent, they picture warm scenes: candles glowing, families gathered, nativity sets arranged just right,
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(How Disciples Learn Peace in the Real World) Every December, the word peace gets thrown around like confetti. Holiday cards announce it. Porch decorations light it up. Christmas
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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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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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