From Mess to Miracle: A Story of Transformation
My life was a mess. My finances were in shambles, my marriage was rocky, and I hated who I had become. For years, I tried… Read More »From Mess to Miracle: A Story of Transformation
Bible Studies
Finding Peace in the Middle of Life’s Unfinished Stories
It’s the second Sunday of Advent. You feel the tension of the season—the rush of plans and the pressure of unresolved tasks. Yet here you… Read More »Finding Peace in the Middle of Life’s Unfinished Stories
The Hope in God’s Plan Even in Uncertainty
Life is full of uncertainties. Sometimes, we find ourselves in situations that feel too heavy to carry or too uncertain to navigate. But Advent reminds… Read More »The Hope in God’s Plan Even in Uncertainty
Trusting God with What We Have, Even When We Have Nothing To Give
Generosity is a concept often misunderstood. It’s not about wealth, abundance, or waiting for the “right time.” It’s about recognizing the power of giving, even… Read More »Trusting God with What We Have, Even When We Have Nothing To Give
Why True Generosity Isn’t About Your Wallet
As we enter the holiday season, there’s a palpable sense of joy in the air. It’s a time when generosity, gratitude, and the spirit of… Read More »Why True Generosity Isn’t About Your Wallet
What Happens When Two Enemies Try To Find Common Ground?
Who do you fundamentally disagree with? We all have someone or some group whose beliefs clash with our own. I learned a life-changing lesson on… Read More »What Happens When Two Enemies Try To Find Common Ground?
Can God Still Love Me After THAT?
Let’s explore some controversial questions. Is there such a thing as an unpardonable sin? Can God still love someone who has cheated on their spouse?… Read More »Can God Still Love Me After THAT?
Are We Misreading the Bible? Why Literalism Might Be Holding Us Back
Indoor plumbing was introduced to the U.S. in the 1840s, but it didn’t become widely available until the 1880s. The idea of having a room… Read More »Are We Misreading the Bible? Why Literalism Might Be Holding Us Back
Wesleyan Rooted: Embracing God’s Love and Our Neighbor
As we kick off a new sermon series called “Wesleyan Rooted,” I want to take a moment to unpack what that means for all of… Read More »Wesleyan Rooted: Embracing God’s Love and Our Neighbor
The Power of Compassion: Bringing God’s Peace to Others
Compassion is transformative. Whether in the simple act of listening or the profound experience of walking alongside someone in their pain, compassion can change lives.… Read More »The Power of Compassion: Bringing God’s Peace to Others
