The Parable of the Lost Sheep reminds us f who we are and what we are called to do.

In Jesus' last message at the table, we move from servants to friends, by being linked in God's love, so that we may love one another.

There are moments in life when we must decide to leave behind what we've known and pursue God in new ways.

David's defeat of Goliath is more than a great underdog story. He dares us to believe that our God is bigger than all of our giants--and to act like we believe.

Dreams are important, but they are only a first step. Our dreams must be powered by a lifestyle of discovery.

Taking hold of what's Next for us individually or as the Body of Christ begins with God-given dreams that drive us into the future.

On Easter Sunday, Mary saw life where death should have been. The resurrection invites us to see the same in our own lives. To see and believe that our endings are not the end.

The crowds chanted the right word for the wrong reasons. We get the opportunity to cry Hosanna (Save Us) for the right reasons. When we allow Christ to save us, we move from Darkness to Light.

There are lots of things in life that try to trap us--habits, emotions, circumstance. Our hope is in the Spirit of Christ that sets us free.

Moving Beyond Our Fears

We all face fears in life, but we do not have to be bound by them. We can move beyond our fears and join God's work around us so that our lives will be undeniably courageous.