3 Ways to Love the Unlovable
Love isn’t always easy. Scratch that—sometimes it feels downright impossible. We all know people who frustrate us, challenge us, or make us want to throw up walls to protect ourselves. Yet, as Christians, we’re called to love even those who may seem unlovable. Why? Because love transforms—not just others, but us, too. I’ve experienced this firsthand. Loving someone who hurt me mended what felt like an unrepairable relationship in my life. It…
10 Things You Should Do in 2025 to Grow Spiritually
Grow Spiritually in 2025 Feeling a little disconnected lately? Or maybe you’re curious about how to cultivate a deeper sense of meaning in your life? Whatever’s sparked your spiritual curiosity, 2025 is the perfect year to put your soul first. Why? Because your spiritual health is just as important as your physical or mental health. It keeps you grounded when life feels chaotic and helps you show up for yourself and others…
The Gift of Being Present: Hope
Understanding the Gift of Hope As we prepare our hearts for the coming of Jesus, both in the celebration of Christmas and in anticipation of His second coming, we are reminded of the importance of being fully present and not letting distractions pull us away from our faith. What is Advent? Advent marks the beginning of the Christian liturgical year and is a time of preparation for the coming of Jesus. It…
Loving Mercy at Thanksgiving
Embracing Holy Mischief: A Thanksgiving Reflection As we gather in the spirit of Thanksgiving, we reflect on the importance of love, kindness, and mercy in our lives. What is Holy Mischief? Holy Mischief is the idea that God shows up in simple acts of kindness, jolting people into paying attention and seeing the divine in everyday actions. It’s about doing good in unexpected ways, creating moments of joy and connection that reflect…
The Wonder of Bubbles
Bubbles! A few weeks ago we hosted something called Messy Church. It’s church but not as you know it. We do lots of activities together as families and then have a meal and a message. One of our stations this time had two bubble machines. There was no reason other than that bubbles are fun. One of the kids who came squealed with delight as she loaded up the bubble juice and…
A Divine Pause
The trick is not to seek it; but to let go and let it happen Sometimes I feel like my days are just back-to-back episodes of chaos. Emails pinging, phones ringing, meetings, emails, text messages, meetings, emails, did I mention emails and meetings??? AND my brain’s buzzing with a million things to do. But there’s a little secret tucked away in Psalm 46:10 that’s been a game changer for me. In fact…