Paul’s letter to the Hebrews, 12:1–2 calls us to “run with perseverance the race marked out for us,” surrounded by those who have already run it. All Saints Sunday is a sacred pause in the life of the church. A … Continued
When we accept our lives as gifts, the Holy Spirit can use us as instruments to spread the Gospel. In reflecting the Easter message, stewardship always starts with a personal experience of the Risen Christ. Good stewards live with joy … Continued
Stewardship is the pulse that keeps faith alive as we grow as disciples. When we recognize that everything we hold is entrusted to us by God, our posture shifts: hands open not only in thanksgiving, but in readiness to serve. … Continued
In the Psalm 111 (The Message Translation) we are reminded us that the best place to practice this stewardship of worship and witness is in the congregation. “I give thanks to God with everything I’ve got— Wherever good people gather, and in … Continued
In the book of Genesis, we are reminded that God created all living things and declared them “good.” Animals are not just companions; they are part of the intricate web of life that God designed. By blessing them, we honor … Continued
The world, in God’s mind and heart, is a house of harmony and peace. It is a place where every creature has a rightful place, where each person can feel at home because it is good. Creation is not random … Continued
We long for a God who is just, fair, and predictable, a divine presence who plays by the rules and upholds the law. But Jesus reveals something far more radical: a God who searches for the wanderer, rejoices over the … Continued
The parables in Luke 15:1-10 invite us into a discipleship that mirrors God’s heart: seeking the lost, valuing the overlooked, and celebrating transformation. In the Parable of the Lost Sheep Jesus responds to criticism from religious leaders who disapprove of … Continued
