Prayer is not something we do, it is a place where we can be. It is a place of eternal value and immeasurable impact, so it is imperative that it would be the epicenter of our lives rather than a portion of it. There are so many things to be done, but only “One thing is necessary”. 

Where The Branch Meets The Vine

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How can we join an eternal fellowship with the trinity and yet still live our lives within time? The scriptures show us that there is something beautiful about the joining of eternal life with the limited perspective of time. These two realities that seem contradictory were actually made to coexist, and together they write a story that even the heavens are jealous to hear. 

Eternity In Time

There is an altar, where the Branch meets the Vine. Living by the Spirit, we approach this altar every day, offering our lives anew, and receiving His life anew. What pieces are we holding back from this holy exchange?

Laying Down Every Piece

In Acts 1, Jesus taught the apostles for 40 days after He ressurected, before He ascended, yet they still didn't seem to understand what was transpiring. But they still waited, they still prayed, they still obeyed His commands. And in the midst of not understanding, they still received His gift.

The Gift In The Waiting

In this podcast CRC Senior Leader, Bryn Waddell, teaches on wisdom from the story of Solomon in 1 Kings 3. Declaring to us that our lives will not be defined by personal or past mistakes. But it will be defined by the wisdom of God that flows through our minds and our decisions. Take heart and expel fear because wisdom always makes a way.

Where The Branch Meets The Vine

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