There is a story of a man named Daniel who is thrown into a Lion’s Den and lives to tell about it. What awful thing could he have done to…

Our faith is just like the human body. It has different parts that encompass how it moves and lives in the world. Courage is like a muscle of our faith…

Hope is not fleeting but everlasting. God didn’t create us for one reason or purpose us for one task but we’re designed for eternity. We are a part of the…

When we just don’t understand and we can’t see a way forward, it’s important to remember who we belong to. We are never alone in this life and we are…

Rev. Ashley Anne’s impromptu sermon on the divisiveness of our world: “The white towel of surrender should be the only thing we pick up and wave right now. For it…

Where does true wisdom come from and what is our biggest obstacle standing in our way of doing the right thing? Let’s discuss these questions and discover what is required…

When did we start teaching kids to only color inside the lines? Do we think it helps them become better artists? Most of the time, we find it stunts creativity…

Why are owls a symbol of wisdom? Is it their nocturnal nature? Is there more wisdom to be found at night among the stars? Is it that they can turn…

Happy Birthday to us! Happy Birthday to us! It’s Pentecost—the celebration of the birth of the Church! We remember the powerful first Pentecost and what it means for us today.…

Prayer is an integral part of our focus on intentional discipleship this year. One important aspect of our prayer life is intercessory prayer—the act of intervening on behalf of another—and…