We’re still savoring the last bits of the Christmas season even as the new year has already begun. I may be slow in getting the Christmas stuff rolling after Thanksgiving, but once I’m in Christmas mode, I try to hang on to it for as long as possible. So, we just put away our tree …
As Women of the Way, we seek Unity in the Body as we focus on Who unites us rather than What divides us. We are One Body with many parts. We are One Church with many voices. Join me in welcoming Reno Anderson, author and Bible teacher, as she shares her voice on Unity. Have …
WoW Voices: Give Up the Grudge in 2020 by Reno Anderson Read More »
Christmas can be a difficult time of year for lots of people. Grieving the loss of loved ones, family conflicts, depression, anxiety, and financial hardships pile up on an already busy, hectic, and stressful time of year. For many, it can seem like everything is ok on outside while it feels very dark and lonely …
Throughout history, countless stories, poems, songs, plays, and books have been created to depict the human experience of love. As the greatest of all feelings and emotions, we have this strong desire to express how deeply and how powerfully we are affected by love. Of all the characteristics attributed to God: faithful, powerful, glorious, merciful, …
Last week, we discussed the gift of Hope as we lit our first Advent candle. This week, we discover the gift of Peace. In John 14:27, Jesus said to His disciples, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts …
During Advent, we remember the first coming of Christ while we are faithfully waiting for the second coming of Christ. In chapter 2 of the Gospel of Luke, we read about two living examples of faithful waiting – Simeon and Anna. At that time there was a man in Jerusalem named Simeon. He was righteous …
As Women of the Way, we seek Unity in the Body as we focus on Who unites us rather than What divides us. We are One Body with many parts. We are One Church with many voices. Join me in welcoming Felicia Riner, Special Education teacher and Huntington’s Disease advocate, as she shares her voice …
How do you respond when tragedy strikes? How do you live when the routines of life have been turned on its head? The way we respond during times of hardship really exposes the cracks in our foundation, does it not? Conditions around us have all been shaken…..home life, worship, education, jobs, shopping, the basics of …
3 Kingdom Principles to Live by During a Pandemic….or Anytime Really. Read More »
As we continue to bring awareness to persecuted Christians all over the world this month, we can look back to 3 Christians in history and what God did through them during their suffering. Out of Intense Suffering, God is Creating Diamonds Deep within the earth something magnificent happens. Far below the surface where there is …
3 Ways Persecuted Christians Shine with Exquisite Faith Read More »
When Nothing Good Spills Out I am so surprised at how easily and over the silliest things I can turn into a grumbling complainer spewing discontent and criticizing everything around me that doesn’t go my way. I feel so “burdened” with having to be at work early or the can opener isn’t working right or …
Remembering Believers Suffering*REAL*Persecution Read More »