The Christmas story begins with love; God so loved the world the He sent Jesus

The Book of Esther invites us to reflect on courage, divine placement, prayer, and faithful obedience in difficult circumstances.

Just as Saul paused and listened, seasons of transition in the church or personal life invite us into the same posture - waiting, grieving, listening, and allowing God to reshape us.

Prayer takes many forms. Listening prayer invites us to ask Jesus to speak and then be still and listen.

Pentecost is a declaration that God is doing something new - through Jesus, through His Spirit, and through His people.

God meets our needs personally, but He also invites us into interdependence - life with Him AND others

If you're hungry enough, you can eat a giant. If you've lost your appetite, it's not too late. Put away the junk. Get back to the table. God is waiting.

The Passover lamb in Exodus was a prophetic guidepost pointing to Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

Unlike other gods who sought only service and sacrifice, Yahweh makes covenant with humanity