I John 1, Jesus' words to the disciples include "Come and see." He doesn't ask them to believe in a particular doctrine, be raised in a Christian home, but Christian products, wear printed, or christian t-shirts. Jesus invites us on a journey. He says to "Come and See."

For every season there is a time and a space. As Christians, we must be aware of the time we have and the space alotted to affect change, offer love, and extend grace.

For every season there is a time and a space. As Christians, we must be aware of the time we have and the space alotted to affect change, offer love, and extend grace.

Sometimes loving yourself is the hardest commandment to uphold. It is easier to define ourselves by our failures and shortcomings (as well as define others by theirs). It's much harder, but much holier to define ourselves by how God sees us: We are children of God.

Sometimes loving yourself is the hardest commandment to uphold. It is easier to define ourselves by our failures and shortcomings (as well as define others by theirs). It's much harder, but much holier to define ourselves by how God sees us: We are children of God.

In less than 50 days, Peter does from denying Christ to being willing to die for Christ. How? What changed? He met the resurrected Christ and was transformed.

In less than 50 days, Peter does from denying Christ to being willing to die for Christ. How? What changed? He met the resurrected Christ and was transformed.

Meeting the Resurrected Christ (John 20) -The Gospel of John, Chapter 20, is made up of 5 different scenes of someone meeting the resurrected Christ. Today we experience these same moments and in each case, Jesus meets us where we are and we are transformed.

Meeting the Resurrected Christ (John 20) -The Gospel of John, Chapter 20, is made up of 5 different scenes of someone meeting the resurrected Christ. Today we experience these same moments and in each case, Jesus meets us where we are and we are transformed.