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Finding God in the Unexpected
Finding God in the Unexpected
James BlayNovember 27, 2023
Dirty Dishes & Overflowing Pots
Dirty Dishes & Overflowing Pots
Doug ScaliseNovember 20, 2023
Gratitude in the Everyday
Gratitude in the Everyday
Kassaundra Shanette LockhartNovember 13, 2023
Layers of Memory
Layers of Memory
Andy BlackmunNovember 6, 2023
For What Was, Is, and Is To Come
For What Was, Is, and Is To Come
Chris ThomasOctober 30, 2023
Gratitude Is Resilience
Gratitude Is Resilience
Rev. Craig SchaubOctober 23, 2023
Unplugged and Present
Unplugged and Present
Kendall GrubbOctober 16, 2023
The Gift of a Moment
The Gift of a Moment
June BunceOctober 9, 2023
A New Fruitful Season
A New Fruitful Season
Jacki-Lynn BaynksOctober 2, 2023
Estuaries of Life
Estuaries of Life
Daryn StylianopoulosSeptember 25, 2023
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What does it look like when someone comes in the name of the Lord? Are we prepared to recognize it? It is a different kind of kingdom, with a different kind of King.��Jesus’ triumphal entry wasn’t a spectacle of power, but a procession of Jesus showed us how to open our eyes, hearts and minds to the signs of Christ’s kingdom. Those who followed him knew: this was one who came in the name of the Lord—not the lord of empire, but the Lord of Liberation. Not Caesar as lord, b We ready ourselves to know and welcome one who comes in the name of the Lord - not just in this moment, but again and again in our lives, our choices, our communities. We till the soil of our hearts. We nurture what is good and pull out what harms so Generous God, �Thank You for the gift of community and the opportunity to love and support one another. May we continue to be a light in each other’s lives, giving freely from the abundance of our hearts, and may our small acts of kindness crea In our darkest moments, beauty also emerges. When we are overcome by anger, people choose to keep loving us. When we face devastating news, others show up to walk through it with us. When healing seems impossible, we find new ways to move forward. An When neighbors face hardship, communities show up in ways that give us hope — not out of obligation, but from the abundance of what has been shared in our own struggles. ��I think Paul echoes this same sentiment when he is writing to the Corint Neighbors show up for one another in powerful ways. When cars break down, neighbors are there to help. If a neighbor loses their home, food and shelter are given. When accidents or surgeries happen, the love of a neighbor is a beautiful thing to beho Listening God, We are thankful for this simple yet powerful way to connect with you in all moments of life. Teach me to find peace in the small acts of gratitude and to trust you in both the simple and challenging moments. May my words, both spoken Create a dedicated space to document your daily prayers, thoughts, and any lessons you learn from your moments of connection with God. You can note not just the prayers themselves, but also any insights or emotions that arise during those quiet mom Prayer is one of God’s greatest gifts to us. It’s a simple way to share time with us, to speak to us, to teach us. If you feel so led today, pray – at any time, for any reason. You never know how God may use it! 🙏 #tabletalk #toge The act of prayer doesn’t require much – it doesn’t have to take much energy or a lot of time, you simply pause for a few moments to connect with God. However, prayer can offer more than you can imagine – lessons, strength, pe Holy One, In the midst of life’s challenges, help us to find your presence. Grant us the wisdom to view hardship not as defeat, but as a chance to grow in patience, compassion, and faith. Help us to remain ever mindful of your love and guidance
 

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