Church Year Date: Christmas Eve 7 p.m.
“The Verbs of Christmas” is a concise biblical exploration highlighting the dynamic actions that define the Christmas narrative. It focuses on the impactful verbs associated with the birth of Jesus, revealing the transformative nature of the event and its enduring significance in Christian tradition.
Church Year Date: Third Sunday in Advent
“I Am Not Jesus” is a thought-provoking exploration of identity and humility, drawing from biblical narratives where individuals grapple with mistaken identity or comparisons to Jesus. This reflection offers insights into the challenges of living up to spiritual expectations and the importance of embracing one’s unique role in God’s plan.
Church Year Date: Second Sunday in Advent
Church Year Date: 1st Sunday in Advent
“Advent in Stereo” offers a multi-dimensional exploration of the Advent season, drawing from biblical themes and contemporary reflections to provide a rich and immersive experience of anticipation and preparation for the coming of Christ. This reflection invites readers to engage with the season’s spiritual depth through both traditional and modern perspectives, creating a stereo effect that enhances the Advent journey.
Church Year Date: 25th Sunday after Pentecost
“The Guy With One Talent” is a thought-provoking biblical reflection on the Parable of the Talents, focusing on the significance of stewardship, diligence, and accountability. This reflection offers insights into the importance of using one’s gifts and resources wisely, regardless of their perceived magnitude, and highlights the consequences of neglecting or squandering God-given opportunities.
Church Year Date: 24th Sunday after Pentecost
Prepare for Jesus
“Prepare for Jesus” is a profound invitation to embark on a spiritual journey of readiness and anticipation for the arrival of Jesus Christ. Rooted in biblical wisdom, this reflection encourages individuals to prepare their hearts, minds, and souls for the presence of Christ in their lives. It prompts introspection, prayer, and acts of kindness as means of preparing the way for Jesus, fostering a deeper connection with God and a renewed sense of purpose and hope.
Church Year Date: All Saints Sunday
“What’s in a Name” is a short story in the Bible, exploring the significance of names and their roles in shaping destinies. It delves into themes of identity, purpose, and divine intervention, offering insights into the power and symbolism of names in ancient narratives.
Church Year Date: Reformation Sunday
Church Year Date: 21st Sunday after Pentecost
“Two Kingdoms” is a thought-provoking reflection on the dual nature of human existence as depicted in biblical teachings. This concept explores the idea of living in both the earthly realm and the spiritual realm simultaneously. It delves into the tension between worldly concerns and spiritual priorities, offering insights into how individuals can navigate and balance their lives in light of these two kingdoms. Through biblical wisdom and practical guidance, this reflection encourages a deeper understanding of our dual citizenship and the implications for our daily lives.
Church Year Date: 20th Sunday after Pentecost