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In traditional settings, we’ve often reduced salvation to a moment: a prayer, a decision, a confession. But in The Dinner Church, Verlon Fosner reminds us that Jesus saw things differently. His way of welcoming people into grace was relational, patient, and wide. Fosner writes, “The only problem is that Jesus embraced many people who did…
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The Peril of Labels: Why We Need to Move Beyond “Us vs. Them”
In today’s world, it seems everyone is picking sides. Left, right, middle, far left, far right, liberal, conservative, progressive, traditionalist… the list goes on. We’ve become a society obsessed with labels, both political and religious, and it’s doing more harm than good. This tendency to categorize and divide isn’t new, but the digital age amplifies…
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Invisible but essential and beautiful
French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry once wrote, “”it is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye”. Yes, we cannot see God with our eyes, but we can see Him with our heart. Antoine also wrote, “the most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen…
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When the World Spins, Just Give Me Jesus
In a world that feels increasingly like a whirlwind of uncertainty, disappointment, and conflicting information, it’s easy to feel lost. I’ve been uttering a simple yet profound prayer: “Just give me Jesus.” It’s not a complicated plea. It’s a raw, honest cry from a heart weary of navigating the chaos. It’s a yearning for something…
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A Broken Table: Reflections on Communion and Unity
The table is set. Bread is broken, and wine is poured. It is a simple meal, yet it holds the weight of centuries, the very presence of Christ. We, his followers, gather to remember, to receive, to be made one. But the table is not whole. It is fractured by our divisions, our differing interpretations,…