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Rev. Judy Shepherd teaches us about the temptation of Christ and how it can teach us to respond when we are tempted.
Rev. Steve West Advises us to look to God for peace in the midst of chaos.
Now more than ever, says Becky Walker, is a time for us to be salt and light.
Rev. Roger Short shares about the Lord's baptism.
Rev. Donna Godwin notes that this week's Lectionary list tells us how we are to live.
Rev. Dr. Bill Morgan helps us pars the word buffet found in the first chapter of John.
Rev. Dr. Clinton Hubbard talks about the story of Joseph and how his actions in time of crisis are an example of good character.
Rev. Alan Head reminds us that this week's Scripture calls us to hope during Advent.
As Rev. Sherill Clontz finds in this week's Isaiah text, God is always doing new things.
Rev. Steve West invites us to compare similar Gospel stories, like the Sermon and the Mount and the Sermon on the Plain.
We can become our true selves, say Rev. Robbins Sims, if we fully trust God.
When we open ourselves in prayer, says Rev. Amy Parsons Vaughn, God is at work to transform us.
As we consider the story of the Good Samaritan, Becky Walker asks us to consider who we are walking past.
Take a walk through the Lectionary verses in Luke 10 with Rev. Dr. Bill Morgan.
Rev. Michael Bowman reminds us that the Fruits of the Spirit are fruit that will last in a life that abides in Jesus.
Rev. Malinda Weaver reminds us of the heart of today's Gospel message is that Jesus came to calm the storms of our lives.
God wants a right relationship with us, says Joey Butler, and opens the door for us to enter into it.
Rev. Carrie Jones challenges us to tap into one of the gifts the Holy Spirit brought on Pentecost—the power to prophesy.
Compassion often costs something, Rev. Wayne Hicks says, but Jesus calls us to it.
Rev. Steve West invites us to look deeper into the story of Lydia and to acknowledge the importance of women called into ministry.




We really were touched by your words and thoughts. The children s voices brought innocence and clarity to the message. keep it up and bless you all!