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Category Archives: Community

White elephant

We foremost regard our call for peace in terms of ‘peace on earth,’ for wars to stop and countries to come to good terms, but we often don’t realize how desperately we need deep, inner peace.

Posted byDecember 31, 2022Posted inCommunityTags:December 2022Leave a comment on White elephant

“Yet He never said a word”

Christmas day is beautiful but starting December 26th, the work of Christmas must begin in our lives as we live with the light of God for others to see, whether in joy or in suffering.

Posted byDecember 31, 2022Posted inCommunityTags:December 2022Leave a comment on “Yet He never said a word”

Studying for finals to the glory of God

Given that Paul commands us “whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God,” how do we study for finals to the glory of God?

Posted byDecember 31, 2022Posted inCommunityTags:December 2022Leave a comment on Studying for finals to the glory of God

The importance of trust

As humans living in the current moment, our greatest source of counsel and direction for uncertainty is Jesus, who alone works all things for the most perfect glory of God and the greatest good for mankind.

Posted byMatthew BurstDecember 1, 2022November 16, 2025Posted inCommunityTags:November 2022Leave a comment on The importance of trust

The weary soul

Pride had blinded me to the most obvious element of my relationship with Jesus Christ: I am a perpetual sinner, and He is my perpetual Savior.

Posted byNovember 30, 2022Posted inCommunityTags:November 2022Leave a comment on The weary soul

Stuck

Routine or revelation – what will it be?

Posted byOctober 31, 2022Posted inCommunityTags:October 2022Leave a comment on Stuck

Sisters in Christ

In this broken world, there is little to no appreciation for the uniquely feminine gifts that God has given to women. God understands our struggle, and He has provided us with a gift to help us in our Christian walk: female ministry.

Posted byOctober 31, 2022October 31, 2022Posted inCommunityTags:October 2022Leave a comment on Sisters in Christ

I am weak

A weak tire provides a rough journey even on a smooth road. I am not a strong individual going through challenges that make me weak, I am an innately weak individual that is fully dependent on a faithful God to get me through every and any circumstance

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What it means to be human

The stories I hear from my friends represent only a minuscule perspective of the world around me, yet shared humanity is a kind of gift we often don’t think about when we walk by a person laying on the street.

Posted byAugust 31, 2022Posted inCommunityTags:August 2022Leave a comment on What it means to be human

An anxious soul

One of the most prevalent challenges of having faith is admitting to oneself that there are periods when their faith weakens.

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