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To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow. What does it mean that God's story keeps bringing us back to the garden? What does it mean that Mary mistakes…
We know our world needs a revolution. Things are not as they should be. However, as we watch the young revolutionaries in Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables, their passion ends in…
As Christians, our motivation is love. Love of God brings love of neighbor, and that love of neighbor deepens our love of God. Marius and Cosette share one of the…
The story of Fantine may be one of the most poetically horrifying tales to grace the Broadway stage and cinema. The fact that she never seems to overcome her struggle…
Sometimes we think that justice and grace are opposite expressions of God, as Psalm 30:5 poetically suggests—“For his anger is but for a moment; his favor is for a lifetime”—but…
We have two options when it comes to grace: we can deny it or receive it. How does our confession of our whole selves, both the times we have denied…
When the flowers fade, the chocolates melt, and the butterflies flutter away ... what remains? Hear a message about the parts of true love we rarely talk about and how…
Psalm 37:4 is Rev. Ashley Anne’s favorite Bible verse. She’s had it memorized since age 13. Back then she thought it meant that if she went to church and was…
As our New Kid on the Block worship series concludes, we look at what happened when Jesus the solo artist became Jesus and the 12 Disciples. Why did he call…