It was supposed to be a really great April …

Posted by Tim Ghali on Apr 03, 2020

None of us planned to be under Stay At Home order when we were creating calendars and schedules earlier but here we are finishing our third week and looking ahead towards another month that is predicting more bad news until a peak is reached. Life is dramatically interrupted, plans are...

Build

Posted by Erin Martin on Apr 03, 2020

In this time of rapid change and uncertainty, let’s be encouraged to turn to the Lord and to his Word, letting it be the foundation that’s keep us steady, grounded, and unshakable.

What is your Joy?

Posted by Sunny Toews on Apr 02, 2020

How can we find our joy in the midst of difficult times? God has instilled joy in us, but are we ready and prepared to receive it and to spread it to others?

Faith or Fear

Posted by Bryan Picher on Apr 02, 2020

Making the choice to have Faith instead of resigning to fear.

In days that feel so overwhelming what are we doing to stop and experience the rest that Jesus offers us each day?

Grateful for our Great God

Posted by Kurt Drescher on Mar 31, 2020

The words “God is our refuge and strength in times of trouble” seem significantly more meaningful to us today than they did even a few weeks ago. I found a book, given to my wife and I many years ago from an older and much wiser couple. It is favorite and familiar devotional of ours – “A...

Last night I went to record this song at Grace Chapel Watertown and was struck by how quiet and empty the building was. We all grew up hearing that the “Church” is the people, not the building; but what happens when we can’t meet together and we have to actually live that...

Anxiety, Coronavirus and the Kingdom

Posted by Thomas Lee on Mar 30, 2020

Matt 6:25-33. What can we do when we are feeling stressed out, anxious, and worried about the future? Jesus encourages us to faith in a loving father and to actions that expand God’s kingdom of love and grace.

Ride On, King Jesus!

Posted by Kathryn Baldanza on Mar 30, 2020

There are multiple versions of this song out there, but all of them center around the narrative of Christ entering Jerusalem on a donkey the week before His crucifixion. He is the King, the Son of Man, who came not to be served but to serve! We are continuing in this Lenten journey toward...