God calls Abraham, and Abraham responds by saying, "Here I am." The Message Bible translates that as, "I'm listening." When God calls us, do we respond by saying, "I'm listening?" How can you show God that you are listening?

In Pastor Kristie's final sermon at Foothills UMC, she challenges us to the Great Co-mission with Christ as we are all called to make disciples by teaching others about Christ's love.

In Acts 2:1-21 the image of smoky mist describes the Holy Spirit and its movement in our lives. What are your favorite images of the Holy Spirit?

In John 17:1-11, Jesus prays for his disciples before his Ascension. In his prayer, he said, "I have glorified you on earth by finishing the work that you gave me to do" (v.4). Is there work that you need to finish? How can you glorify God by finishing this work?

The exchange between Mary and Jesus shows us their mutual devotion for one another in John 2:1-11. Pastor Kristie reminds us that God nudges us through our loved ones. May we all listen for the nudge of God.

Jesus performs his first miracle, turning water into wine, by saying, "Fill the jars." What are the jars in our lives that Jesus invites us to fill?

Jesus says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one come to the Father except through me." Pastor Kristie explores how we might read this verse differently if we understood Jesus as love, that Jesus' way is love, the truth is love, and our lives are meant for love.

Pastor Kristie explores the next journey for the disciples as Jesus joins them on the road to Emmaus. What is our next journey with Jesus?

Guest Contributor, Susan Naslund, Director of the Good Shepherd Ministry Center, brings this reflection about her favorite image of Jesus.

On the Walk to Emmaus, Cleopas called Jesus a stranger. He didn't recognize Jesus after the resurrection. It wasn't until Jesus broke the bread that their eyes were opened to who Jesus is.