Devotionals

March 08, 2020
By Emily Montgomery
Do You Even Know What You Want?

“So, where do you want to eat?” Ugh. I’m one of those people that this is my least favorite question. “I don’t care, wherever you want...But not this place or that place! Anywhere else.” 

March 02, 2020
By Olivia Greiwe
Reflecting on Hard Truths

If you grew up Catholic or Lutheran, Lent may be an old idea to you. But for many folks who grew up Evangelical or not Christian, Lent is a foreign concept. 

December 16, 2019
By Stephanie McCarty
The Double Pregnancy

Have ya’ll ever been pregnant? I bet you have. Yes, even all you men out there reading this. 

   
December 09, 2019
By Olivia Greiwe
Control or Worship?

Okay, so I know Christmas is all about Jesus coming down and giving to flesh the name Immanuel—God with Us—and that is THE most radical, compassionate story out there.

December 02, 2019
By Alison Smith
He Made Himself Nothing

Happy New Year!  … wait, what? No, I’m not drunk. According to the church calendar, the beginning of the new year begins with the first day of Advent. And the first day of Advent was December 1st! 

December 10, 2018
By Olivia Grubbs
Hope in Waiting | Advent Week 2

Have you ever waited and waited for something? The release of a new movie, that certain someone to text you back, or graduation? Sometimes, it feels like forever!

December 03, 2018
By Alison Smith
Be Still & Know | Advent Week 1

This week is the first week of Advent. If that sentence made no sense to you whatsoever, let me explain.

November 21, 2018
By Catherine Elder
Overwhelmed by Provision

Earlier this week I stood in line at the fourth grocery store of the day for what felt like far longer than the few hours we’d been out.

August 06, 2018
By Olivia Greiwe
Faith for the Long Haul

Often times, people hear about God’s love and mercy and they’re excited. They say, “Yes! That’s what I want.” But then, their faith fizzles out after awhile. We might look around and wonder why some people seem to have a faith that carries them through trials, while others seem to be blown about by the winds of the storm. 

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