God created you. And God created your neighbor, too.

On that first Pentecost, the reaction of many was, "What is going on?" In our own lives, we also ask that same question as we discern what the Spirit is doing. It is the Holy Spirit who calls us and keeps us in the one true faith, leading us to love God and serve our neighbor.

This is the time in-between.

In sports, and in witnessing to the truth of our risen Savior, the best offense is a good defense, as Peter tells us in 1 Peter 3:15.

Looking for a house that didn’t shut you in but connected you to the world around you?

Jesus is our Good Shepherd, and He has laid down his life for the sake of his sheep. He has come that we may have full and abundant life in him.

They don't return as they left.

Thomas' doubt and disbelief were transformed into faith and trust after he saw the risen Christ. But that same risen Christ calls blessed those who have not seen, and yet believe. And so we walk by faith - not seeing is believing.

That’s not the end of our story.

On the night when He was betrayed, Jesus instituted the Lord's Supper and He washed the feet of his disciples, giving them and us as new command: that we love one another as He has loved us.