Will we have enough? That can be a common worry, but Jesus made sure people had enough to be satisfied - and more. The more = the leftovers - sent a important message to the world.
We naturally view trauma as something bad, and yet in Mark 5 we see Jesus taking his disciples from one traumatic experience into another one. What do we make of this? Can trauma be a tool?
How healthy are you spiritually? Our flexibility can indicate our physical health. Jesus’ teachings indicate the same thing about our spiritual lives.
Jesus heals in different ways at different times. But the constant is faith!
Jesus invites some fishermen to leave their boats and follow him. A little while later they learn some important lessons when they are back in a boat with Jesus.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life and the raw emotions we feel.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life and the raw emotions we feel. When we are betrayed, our feet knocked out from under us by someone else, our soul cries out - Psalm 22 guides us through this passage
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life and the raw emotions we feel.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life and the raw emotions we feel.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life and the raw emotions we feel. When our heart cries out for vengeance, but our soul longs for peace, how do we experience what Christ came to give?
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life. Praise has the power to impact our lives, our families, and the whole world.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life. The week we look at the impact as we wait through the pain and hard times of life.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life, and Psalm 2 reminds us of important truths when it seems that things are in chaos around us.
The Psalms are grounded by the challenges of life. This week we will be looking at Psalm 30, which captures a whole range of how our soul might be.
