Have you ever asked the question, "What were they thinking"?

Can we have a renewed mind? Can we change the way we think?

Can we have an Altered Mind?

How much love does it take to turn a symbol of judgment, cruelty, and death into a symbol of hope?

Take a listen as Rev. Tim Bollmann leads us through a study on the cross.

We are all different. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. But is there more to us?

As we celebrate Mother's Day, we're challenged to be the hero we are and be a Hero Maker.

Moses was an ordinary man with an extraordinary story.

But even Moses needed to be reminded of the fact, "I am the LORD".  

Jesus sees you where you are.  

When you're afraid and feel small, Jesus sees you and is calling your name.

Merriam-Webster defines compassion as sympathetic consciousness of

others' distress together with a desire to alleviate it.

Jesus was moved with compassion.

And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.

You were formed with a purpose, that purpose is to be filled.

According to the National Center for Voice and Speech, the average rate for English speakers in the US is about 150 wpm.

What are you saying?

What is your dream? Is it bigger than you? Have you given up on it?

Be encouraged, God has a way of making dreams come true.

In a circus you see lions, tigers and bears.

To borrow what may be the 2nd most famous line from the 1939 classic

'The Wizard of Oz”, Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!

We see the ferocious roar of the lion as the lion tamer bravely stands

before him without fear. We are shown the height of the “World's Largest Bear”.

But, I never seen a commercial that said, “Come see the sheep!”.

Sheep are vulnerable to danger from wolves and other wild animals as

they cannot run very fast. They are not smart enough to avoid danger.

That is why they require a shepherd.

And David begins the 23rd Psalm with these 9 words, “The Lord is my

shepherd; I shall not want”.