Holy Week Devotional – Tuesday
It’s Tuesday. The week is well underway. Work and school demand our full attention. Bills must be paid. Laundry is piling up. Dinner must be
It’s Tuesday. The week is well underway. Work and school demand our full attention. Bills must be paid. Laundry is piling up. Dinner must be
Our focus today is sin and confession. Watch this video and spend time reflecting on the words of Psalm 51:1-10.
Today’s spiritual practice is to listen to Andrew Peterson’s album Resurrection Letters: Prologue. This short album (19 min) is a poignant reflection on Jesus’ crucifixion
Darkness. Isolation. Betrayal. These are but a few of the words that come to my mind when I think about this day on which Jesus
Meander: “to wander aimlessly or casually without urgent destination” When is the last time you used the word meander? More importantly, when is the last
Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! O how amazing to be an eyewitness on that first Easter morning! Our practice today has two parts.
Lazarus was dead. For four days no one questioned it. He was wrapped in grave clothes and placed in a tomb. Mourners wept and lamented.
What is the most spectacular thing you have ever seen God do? Take a moment and remember. What emotions overwhelmed you? How did you respond
The reality of our new normal has been weighing on me as of late. The rhythm of grocery buying via website, mask wearing when I
I have a confession to make. I love honey. Specifically, I love creamed or whipped honey. Whipped honey, unlike its drizzly counterpart, is thick, creamy,