There is bad news all around us during this pandemic. But Easter is full of good news that speaks into our fears and hopeless moments. This good news is not an event but rather a person, an alive Jesus Christ.

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For each of us our anxiety has been spiking during this pandemic. What is the Word from Jesus in the midst of this crisis. Three times He tells us to not be anxious and then tells us why this can be true in our lives. Beyond Covid-19, we look to our...

As we encounter the living Jesus in the midst of our fears and anxieties, He will give us His peace and joy. We look to the cross and resurrection as our hope and we become God's hands and feet and mouthpiece to people in need around us.

God is greater than anything on this earth or in heaven. We cannot begin to fathom how expansive He is. This is a good reminder from the prophet Isaiah in the midst of COVID-19 and anything we are experiencing right now. He promises to give His...

What causes you to stumble? Attacks of appetite, approval or ambition? These three challenges came from the devil against Jesus right after his covenant baptism. Satan tries to attack Jesus’ identity and he does the same against you and I. But when...

What is the source of your identity? John the Baptist begins preaching that One greater than David will come as the new king. This new covenant requires death and baptism symbolizes that death and resurrection. At Jesus’ baptism, the Father declares...

Who is Jesus for you? The five Old Testament Covenants point to their fulfillment in Jesus. He is the new covenant. His favourite title for himself was “Son of Man”. He identifies with humanity in our role as ruling on Gods behalf. He was often called...

Poor. Widowed. Orphans. Immigrants. This quartet of the vulnerable is repeatedly mentioned by the prophets as our kingdom responsibility. As God’s covenant children we reflect God’s covenant love to those in need. Worship without acts of mercy, love...

God meets people where they are at. All Covenants since the Fall (Genesis 3), have been a divine response to human rebellion. The Davidic covenant is no different as the people cry out “Give us a king.” God accommodates and the sign of this covenant...

Perhaps you can relate to Moses who struggled with identity issues (see Exodus 3-4).  In fact he asked God to send someone in his place (Exodus 4:13). But God had chosen Moses as a Covenant partner and He commissioned Him as God’s Kingdom...