It's easy to be so constantly focused on the next thing that you miss what God is doing in the present. In this S&T Minute, Matt talks about learning that if we can’t find abundant life in Jesus right in the midst of our current circumstance...we won’t find it on the other side either.

Holy Week feels totally different this year, but maybe there is some good in that. In this S&T Minute, Matt talks about how "there is absolutely nothing routine about bread and wine becoming body and blood, or a tortuous cross, or an empty tomb."

In this S&T Minute, Matt talks about church folks, himself included, who struggle with the uniqueness of this coronavirus crisis that prevents you from really doing much to help. He suggests, "One thing we may be forced to learn again as Christians is simply how to be with God." This is a key time to be reminded that our Christian identity isn't built on what we can accomplish.

In this S&T Minute, Matt talks about how the current coronavirus situation leads us into a new acknowledgement of our need for God. And it's humility that paves the way for revival.

In this S&T Minute, Matt talks about how God never wastes a wilderness, and perhaps this time of "social distancing" could be a spiritual mountain in your life.

Spirit & Truth President, Matt Reynolds, reflects on the way the current coronavirus pandemic forces us all to grapple with our mortality.