General

Old or young, man or woman… we all struggle with time management. We all struggle to keep all the many balls of life in the air.

Human beings are very fragile and doubt so easily. Thankfully, God understands this and forgives us our little faith. Yes, He made us and is gracious toward us.

Last week, we paused at the wonder of grace. At the cross. At the empty tomb. At the truth that Jesus lives and that we have received new life.

We walked together. We paused at Good Friday and once again realized what it cost Jesus, the pain, the sacrifice, the love that kept Him there.

Hope is the expectation of a positive outcome in the midst of uncertainty or difficult and uncertain circumstances. It is belief or confidence that things will improve, based on possibility rather than certainty.

God is far greater than any human being, and therefore you cannot always understand His ways. Yes, you can and must know God, but you will never be able to fully understand Him.

Martin Luther was born in Germany. His parents raised him strictly in the Catholic tradition. As a 21-year-old young man, a lightning bolt struck him to the ground.

In 2 Timothy 2:20 and 21 it is written: In a large house there are not only articles of gold and silver, but also of wood and clay.

If there is one word that people today struggle to understand , and find even harder to live from , it is the word “grace.” Grace means unearned , or as the dictionary explains it: “without any conditions.” You see, grace is receiving something you do not deserve.

A new year lies before us. As always, it brings a mixture of expectation and uncertainty. We do not know exactly what 2026 will bring, but we do know Who walks into it with us.