We live in a world where binary relationships are commonplace: black and white, day and night, good and evil… This sounds simple, but we all know that life is full of more than one shade of gray. How do we come to terms with the “binary myth.” Read on to open your heart to the nuances of the world we live in.
This past Christmas our church hosted a community event called “A Place to Be.” No matter who you were, where you came from, what you were wearing, or what you believed in, you were welcome here that night. What would it be like to share a meal with a bunch of strangers on Christmas Eve? Was this really a good place to be on this special night? Read on to hear the story of one of our member’s experiences that special evening.
In a world with a 24-hour news cycle, we need only glance at the screens in the palms of our hands to be bombarded with the latest catastrophe. All of it can feel like a constant, overwhelming onslaught of soul-crushing information. We’re often tempted to take to our beds, pull the covers over our heads, and shout, “World, go away!” But we can’t, can we? As Christians, we cannot put our proverbial “heads in the sand.” Read on to be assured as to why, and how we “can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.”
What makes a family? As members of the church, we all belong to the family of God. We are one body in Christ. Yet we all have different gifts and perspectives (Romans 12). What could we dream about together if we put aside our differences, and focused on our shared conviction in Christ? If we left room for God to fill in the blanks, in what ways could he use us to serve our community? Read on to join Crystal as she wonders about the answers to these questions with us.
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