In Peter we see a person who is both steadfast and unsteady, a dear friend and a betrayer, a follower and a wanderer. In Peter, we might even see ourselves. Watch the story of Jesus unfold through the eyes of someone trying to figure out faith and life just like us.

In Peter we see a person who is both steadfast and unsteady, a dear friend and a betrayer, a follower and a wanderer. In Peter, we might even see ourselves. Watch the story of Jesus unfold through the eyes of someone trying to figure out faith and life just like us. Matthew 14:22-33.

In Peter we see a person who is both steadfast and unsteady, a dear friend and a betrayer, a follower and a wanderer. In Peter, we might even see ourselves. Watch the story of Jesus unfold through the eyes of someone trying to figure out faith and life just like us. Luke 5:1-11.

Guest preacher, Rev. Dr. Jim Abernathy, delivers the message. Jonah 3:1-4:5.

What God creates never stands alone, it is always made for loving connection. The creativity of Jesus and the Church reconciles and reintegrates all that might appear isolated and alone. Genesis 1:28-31; 1 Cor 12:12-27.

Even though we have ears, still we may not hear. Creativity requires a deep listening to people, to what is being made, to the world. This kind of holy perception waits patiently until what is needed can be truly understood. Romans 8:19, 22-23; Mark 8:11-21.

Creativity requires risk. Learn from the risk of a courageous child forging an unexpected future for her brother and a suffering people.

Before God ever utters a creative word, God’s Spirit first “hovers” over the chaotic waters. Explore and embrace the creative power and promise of holy patience in a rushed and rushing world. Genesis 1:1-2; Luke 4:1-13.

We too easily spend our time being “driven” rather than “drawn in.” As the New Year begins, slow down to explore God’s rhythm of creation and renewal, and rediscover your own. 1 John 4:7-9; Luke 4:14-21.

Follow the story of Luke’s gospel as rhythms of rejoicing unfold, even in difficult circumstances. God draws close to those worn out and worn down. Luke 2:21-24.