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We live in a world where almost anyone can learn anything at anytime. YouTube has created a million amateurs in nearly every field. But if you are ever going to become a master in a skill, you probably need a …
We love that our kids have played in their high school bands. Middle school…was a little rougher. In music it takes time, practice, and commitment to take a variety of noises, from a diverse group of instruments or voices and …
Have you ever joined a club? Maybe you were part of the chess club in high school, or currently belong to a book club with your co-workers. Being a member of a club can provide you with a sense of …
Apologies, as we had some technical difficulties with the recording this week. The PDF of the slides have been attached still. How many faces do you pass on an average day? In the store, on the road, in the halls …
What is your favorite song? What moments in your life can you associate with a particular song? Songs tie our moments together like nothing else. They can make us smile, laugh, cry, and think. No wonder that the scripture is …
Today we begin our look at what it means to walk in a way that follows Jesus’ command to “love one another”. In our world today, we struggle with how to handle disagreements. Followers of Jesus are uniquely called and …
He is risen! Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. We celebrate that we serve a God who took on flesh, laid down his lives on our behalf, and then in power took it back up. The night he was …
Just this week we have heard the news of another school shooting. Around the country and the world lives are torn apart by sickness, violence, and other tragedy. It is a normal response to ask the question, “Where is God …
Psalm 23 is one of the most loved Psalms of all time. Recited at funerals and other moments of grief and need, there is something comforting about those words. “The Lord is my shepherd” Why does the idea of a …
