Today, we look at how if Christ entered this mess of a world, we, as Christians, have no excuses. There are no excuses not to extend love, grace, and mercy. No excuses not to enter into the lives of those we have pushed away and separated from  

In Genesis 12, we hear God promise Abraham that the world will be blessed through him. Doubt, fear, anxiety, and worry arise throughout the Old Testament. However, the challenge for them and us is to place our hope not in our circumstances or this world but in God's faithfulness to God's people.    

In Matthew 25, we hear how surprised the sheep and the goats are to find Christ in "the least of these." Over and over again, Christ surprises us, if we are open to His movement. So, let's open ourselves to surprises the Holy Spirit may have in store. 

In Romans 12: 17-21 we hear a challenge to break the cycle of evil for evil. Today we look at how to break the power of a grudge, and tear down the fences we place between us and others, and begin to build bridges to the other   

Words have power, power to live, build up and tear down, to give and take life, as we hear in Proverbs 18. As we approach the holiday season, we have to interact with people. The question arises: what is the ratio of life-giving and life-taking words? 

In 1 John 3:1-7, we hear the call to be born again into the Kingdom of God. In doing so we are called to not build walls, but to Thin the Veil between Heaven and Earth

In Matthew 22 we hear Jesus call the Pharisees to open their mind as it pertains. to love of God and  neighbor

In Luke 9: 57-62, we hear the the cost of discipleship. This raises a question that we all must be able to answer. Are we willing to FOLLOW JESUS.... NO TURNING BACK   

In Philippians 3 we hear that a relationship with Christ changes everything. This leads us to the question, what has our relationship with Christ changed about us? 

As we gather for World Communion Sunday, we come thirsty for the redemptive grace of Christ