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Reflecting on the healing and restoration of forgiveness through the lens of Ephesians 4.

Easter offers us the ability to envision a better, renewed, beautiful world. It encourages us to embrace hope, not as a figment of our imagination, but as a tangible goal we can strive for.

Finding community and common understanding in the midst of our pain.

Relying on God in the midst of the chaos of this world.

Adapting our daily rhythms to hear where the Spirit is leading.

A remembrance of our beginnings as well as what can become our destiny.

Embracing our spiritual imagination to unlock creative inspiration.

Reflecting on the unabashed love of God.

We talk with Bryan Chung and Brian Chung about their tips for cultivating a life of creativity.

Exploring what it means to intentionally cultivate and grow our communities.

Rediscovering the beauty of our lives in the midst of pain and struggle.

For all our preparation, the love made manifest through Christmas is unexpected. Love leads us into the restoration and renewal that is to come; it welcomes us into this rebirth as we are.

We are all invited to embrace joy, celebrating the beauty and goodness that our Creator intends and enacts for all the earth.

Meditating on the Advent invitation to enter into God's vision of peace for all the world.

Entering into the Advent season through a reflection on John 1:1-5.

A reflection on what it means to give thanks and to give back

Pausing in the midst of our busyness to ruminate on God's faithfulness

Letting go of our need for control and allowing the Spirit to guide us.  For many of us, our daily lives are characterized by a deep desire for control. So much about the world—about our own lives—is out of our...

A reflection on the 2020 Olympics in the midst of a challenging season.

Morning time can set the tone for our whole day. Take this morning space to be intentional, to be present. A new day has dawned. It brings with it opportunity and possibility—today is a gift from God. We often feel...

Readying ourselves for rest and reflecting on God's providence.  Our lives are full. Meetings, commitments, responsibilities pack our days to the brim. We work hard to optimize our schedules--to prioritize the right things; there are so many plates we have...