It’s refreshing to read a poem and find yourself in it today.

The miracle of growth is always a miracle… and yet it also often depends on the conditions that we set.

So many times our lives are not fruitful because we’re worried about other things.

Over and over Jesus used agricultural images to explain the kindom of God.

It can be helpful to think about our spiritual life’s origins - who helped, what they did, and how God surprised us.

Today we read a simple, profound blessing - and try to receive it.

Going solo suggests we will not go far.

We always feel so shocked when someone betrays us. Why is that?

In a country where the Surgeon General has decreed that we’re facing a loneliness pandemic, taking initiative towards other is HUGE.

We often think of Jesus as entirely self-sufficient, not needing human support. Nothing could be further from the truth

Jesus spent a lot of time at tables.

Jesus spent a lot of time at tables. And he ate with all kinds of people.

We often hear of the importance of the ‘traditional family’ - so what do we do with that?

Doing God’s will is certainly a goal for us a followers of Jesus.

Look at who Jesus centered in the family dynamic… and who he left out.

Our friend Alex Shippee shared this spoken word with us on Sunday

The key to facing your insecurity is holding to your belovedness.

These are the final verses of the book of Zephaniah, and they sure are good.

God is speaking to those who have not felt affirmed.

So much of what we’ve talked about on the Therapist Series has been about seeing ourselves in new ways and taking on a new self that is made in the image of Christ.