Breathing In Christ

The latest episode of Pastor Matthew Best’s "Impolite Company" is now available. In this episode Pastor Best talks with Deacon Marsha Roscoe about her new book "Breathing in Christ." We talk about what faithfulness is, how to take care of ourselves, and more.Read more at Breathing In Christ

In this gentle guided breath practice, Deacon Marsha Roscoe invites you to slow your breathing, settle your body, and imagine yourself beside a quiet stream where Christ meets you with His peaceful presence. Inspired by Jesus' invitation to receive "living water" in John 4, this practice offers a simple introduction to Christian meditation without extended periods of silence. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, anxious, or simply longing for a few moments of stillness with God, this practice offers a quiet space to pause, breathe, and remember that Christ is already with you. Find a comfortable place where you won't be interrupted, silence your notifications if you're able, and allow yourself these next few minutes to simply receive.Read more at Breathing In Christ

In this episode of Breathing in Christ, Deacon Marsha Roscoe explores the 80/20 Rule (Pareto Principle) and its surprising insights for our spiritual lives. Discover how focusing on the small, impactful practices that bring you closer to Christ can lead to an abundant life.Read more at Breathing In Christ

In this second episode, we explore aligning core faith values with God's love as our compass for setting intentions and guiding life choices. With Jesus and Peter as our model, this episode invites listeners to take bold steps onto the water to which Jesus invites us—one breath at a time.Read more at Breathing In Christ

Life is full of choices, and often, we find ourselves on autopilot, making decisions without conscious thought. Living without intention can lead to exhaustion and even poor health. In this first episode in our Journey of Intentional Living series, Deacon Marsha Roscoe explores an alternative that begins with God’s first recorded question in history and a question that serves as the launchpad for setting intentions in our lives, "Where Are You?"Read more at Breathing In Christ