The book of Acts is about breaking down barriers and including people who were once excluded. The Holy Spirit pushed Philip to welcome the Ethopian eunuch and continues to push us to welcome everyone into the community of believers.

The Old Testament twins, Jacob and Esau, can teach us a lot about sibling rivalry and reconciliation. They can also teach us about the lessons fathers teach their children and how those lessons can change the world.

Living as a disciple of Jesus demands patience, trust, receiving God’s blessings, and undertaking the work God calls us to do. A simple prayer reminds us that if we wish to grow in our faith and become more like Jesus, we must learn to Await, Accept...

When we read the story of Samuel and Eli closely, we discover that they needed each other. Like them, we also need each other.

Isaiah's encounter with God gives us a model for worship that includes not just praise but a response. Isaiah was ready to be sent where God needed him. Are you?

The Holy Spirit is always with us, working in our lives. We see it in the fruit of the spirit.

On Mother's Day we look at the story of one of the courageous women of the Bible, Esther.

Paul never met Jesus of Nazareth. Like us, Paul met the risen Christ. Like Paul, the resurrection shows us that we can change.

Our life is a journey, and we encounter Jesus along the way. Recognizing the Living Christ is with us brings us hope.

Even though we live with the knowledge of the resurrection, doubt is still part of our faith journey.