It's not in our second nature to come together in unity, but through the Spirit of Jesus, we are given the ability to destroy the barriers of division.

It's important we establish a foundation of truth in regards to our pain and suffering, in order to begin walking through it.

The hope we hold onto comes from the new beginning that Jesus offers us.

We are called to be distinct as those who live with the indwell spirit, but maybe we need to do a self-check to make sure what it is that is making us distinct is actually what Jesus calls us to.

Nehemiah asked a question that led him to a deep sense of unrest for the state of his community. That deep unrest led him to an action oriented love.

Sometimes we want black and white answers to complex issues, but the key may be finding comfort in the words of Paul, and resolving to know nothing....except for Jesus Christ and Him crucified.

Jesus sometimes messes up our categories of whatever constructs we have built in our heads. It all starts with a choice...which seat will we take.

We belong to Jesus first, as God hears our cries and finds us in our isolation.

A compassion for others should start for us where it started with Jesus–deep within...and It should cause us to move.

As we look into 2021, let's reevaluate our priorities so we are prepared to step into the new thing that God is doing in our lives.