Faith to Go for 2nd Advent
Advent, John the baptist’s exhortation to prepare ourselves from this week’s gospel, and its implications for our spiritual lives
Advent, John the baptist’s exhortation to prepare ourselves from this week’s gospel, and its implications for our spiritual lives
I am convinced that we are all exiles (one way or another). And so, we need GOD to show us the Way home.
Luci and Jordan deliver a special devotional episode for the second Sunday of Advent
Paul gets worked up about money
I believe these travelers who arrive carrying only small bundles of meager possessions, their children clinging to hems and sleeves for safety, are not feared because they are a threat to our sovereignty and security. Instead, I believe, too many people fear the caravans and the sojourners because they are forced to confront the consequences of actions taken in their names.
“Prophecy is not a puzzle for us to figure out, it’s a poem that may lodge in our hearts and inspire something that we might not have imagined if it were all laid out for us. It’s a little riskier to read prophecy this way because it means that we won’t walk away from it with a definite idea of what the future holds, only the, sometimes vague, notion that God may be doing something.”