Spiritual Formation

Real Hope—Even during Coronavirus

In this new season, real hope isn’t a cliché. No, God, in his wisdom and sovereignty, guided us to this theme two years before COVID-19. He knew how people would crave tangible hope right now. 

Church Membership—Not Perfect But Still Worth It!

But I believe, as a follower of Christ, that it is essential to be an intentional, active member of a church community. Membership facilitates opportunities for vulnerable relationships and accountability. 

New Year. New You? Changing How We Prioritize Goals

What if we approached the New Year with a new take on creating resolutions? What if instead of “trying to fix ourselves,” we chose one thing we wanted more of? Something we want to bring into our lives in order to follow Christ more closely.

“The Urge to Confess”

Exposing our sins—although uncomfortable—is exactly what we need. It’s the first step in being cleansed of them and reminds us that no matter how great our sin, Jesus is greater!

“Gradually, then Suddenly”—The Advent of Jesus

Jesus is at work in the shape of the world, through the shape of the world. “Gradually, then suddenly” is the shape that transformation takes in God’s kingdom. It can be hard to see with our limited, sin-damaged perception. Yet, it is happening nonetheless.     

Understanding & Growing in Wisdom

Wisdom invites us into a way of life. Wisdom links us together with the community of the formerly-and-sometimes-still-a-little foolish, who are on their way to becoming wise. Wisdom sends us together into the world with a message of hope, life, and justice that shines like the sun.

Thanking God for His Godness this Thanksgiving

When life is difficult or uncertain, we can always thank God for being steadfast, loving, and eternal. 

The Vault in Your Soul

"If you ever take a selfie next to Fort Knox, the fort is actually the second most heavily defended thing in the photo."

Is There a Solution to Millennial Burnout?—Rest in a Restless World

“Busy,” “stressed,” and “can’t talk, gotta go” are quickly becoming our default answers to “How are you?” And the busier we are, the more burned-out we get. Some say it’s a millennial thing

Listening Prayer in an Age of Distraction

How do we listen to God when so much is distracting us, from our phones, the internet, social media, and more? 

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