Context matter when we read the bible- if we don’t know the background we can easily misinterpret the bible. Sadly, we Christians have made this mistake way too many times. We all have. The cool thing is, Sunday we learned the context of the most popular passage in Proverbs- Proverbs 3:5-8. And the context of this passage reveals how much God cares about us. He does. Listen to hear more.

It is OK- it is OK to feel. By all means, give yourself permission to feel. We live in a topsy turvy world and many of us are feeling emotions in a way that we’ve never felt before. So go ahead- process your emotions. God wants to connect your feelings with your faith in Jesus- listen to the sermon from Sunday to learn more.

Ken continues our series on Lessons in Crisis. Division and Sluices

The right way to fast is to connect fasting with mission. Yep, God ties fasting with mission- His mission of justice. As a church, we are practicing fasting. Last week, many of us heard God speak while we abstained from food, technology, shopping and alcohol. And much of what we heard from God is to go- to go where He’s sending us next.

We are doing it. We are fasting for 3 days to listen to God and to others. This is critically important because we are facing 2 crises right now, and we desperately need to hear God's voice. And so, we’re following Esther’s lead in this- she responded to a major crisis with fasting. Let's do the same.

The Interim Elders give us an update!

We continue our series on Lessons We're Learning in Crisis: Consumerism

We kick off our series on Lessons We're Learning in Crisis.