We are called to habitually humble ourselves and keep a realistic self-view.

In a world that encourages independence, we are encouraged to work toward individual success and a life without needing to rely on anyone else.

On Sunday, the Youth Group was asked to describe a time that they were excluded from a real or figurative table.

We are genuinely better together.  

I’ve spent most of my life living in the past or the future.

Today we listen in to a retelling of the Gospel story with a fresh perspective

How can I picture God’s kingdom? It's like yeast that a woman works into enough dough for three loaves of bread – and waits while the dough rises. Luke 13:20-21 The Message

In this series about Jesus as the Bread of Life, it seems important to reflect on this sacred moment we have each week at church.

Over and over again we run into conflict with each other

Jesus promises to be with us when we gather

You cannot predict beforehand the results of a respectful conversation

So many times when we come to the Bible, we find ourselves trying to get a clearer picture of who God is

The Tempter immediately goes after the cornerstone of Jesus’s identity.

this is what it looked like to face down your temptation and to embrace your own belovedness

Jesus faces down the temptation to disconnect from the Father’s love and fix his situation by recalling this verse from the Old Testament book of Deuteronomy

The Tempter invited Jesus to fix a problem

This week we’ll be looking at the first temptation Jesus faced in the wilderness