Weylin continues from the Lectionary as we wrap up the season of Epiphany. [Luke 5:1-11] What does it look like for us to follow Jesus through a daily rhythm? How can Scripture be on the forefront of our mind? Are there things we need to let go of and leave behind in order to follow Jesus?

John Chandler continues from the Lectionary as we are in the season of Epiphany. [Luke 4:14-29] Reflection: How can we embrace others to remove the division and labeling of “us” versus “them”? How can we live in a way that instigates jubilee for those in need?

Gideon continues in the Advent season from the Lectionary with a communal practice of Lectio Divina. [Luke 2:1-14] Reflection: How does God’s peace on earth make its presence felt in our lives? How are we longing for the second Advent of Christ?

Gideon continues in the Advent season from the Lectionary. [Philippians 4:4-9] Reflection: How can we embrace God’s presence in our lives in spite of our circumstances and situations? What are the things we need to practice so that God’s peace will be experienced in our lives?

Gideon continues in the Advent season from the Lectionary. [Philippians 1:9-11] Reflection: Who are the enemies in our lives that we need to love so that our love will be overflowing? Are we choosing what’s good or what’s best? Are we looking for what pleases God?

Sam Myrick kicks off the Advent season from the Lectionary. [Jeremiah 33:14-16] Reflection: What does waiting look like for us during this Advent season? How can we replace consumption with expectancy as we celebrate Christ’s birth this season?

Weylin continues in the Ordinary Weeks of the Lectionary. [Mark 12:38-44] Reflection: Is our motive with people more about consumption or service? How can we create a space of dependency on God in our lives?

Gideon continues in the Ordinary Weeks of the Lectionary. [Hebrews 9:11-15] Reflection: How have we trivialized our perspective of God? How can we live out covenant in order to benefit others?

Gideon continues in the Ordinary Weeks of the Lectionary. [Hebrews 4:14-16] Reflection: What is our perspective of Christ in his ability to empathize with us? How do kindness and mercy lead us to repentance?

Jason Ford shares his story of adoption and God’s heart for the orphans and fatherless in our city and world. [Romans 8:14-17; Exodus 2:3-8,10] Reflection: How does being adopted into the family of God shape our relationship with God and others? How can we be involved in serving the orphans and the fatherless in our city?