What does “good” actually mean? Ultimately, what defines the criteria for goodness?

The love of God is infused into all of creation; the wonder and beauty of our world are born directly out of the Lord’s delight and joy.

Creation care is respecting and celebrating the beauty and bounty of the world in which we share and, in so doing, rightly honoring and worshiping the Creator of all.

Bringing our pains and griefs to our Creator in the midst of a fractured world.

Discipleship is merging our brokenness with the willingness to seek Jesus even in the messiest tangles of imperfections and failures. It is accepting that no fault is unseen and yet grace is given.

We explore this age-old spiritual practice and cultivate an intentional space for reading Scripture.

Ruminating on the perfect peace of Jesus.

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.