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Journey

They saw the star, and it set them on a journey. I’m talking about the three wise men of the bible. That journey was somewhere between 500 to 1000 miles to see and worship Jesus.

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Angels

Angel, of course, is just a fancy way to say messenger. They can be heavenly creatures or flesh and blood like us. But more than their makeup is

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Deserving

John’s commitment to God resulted in his incarceration. There, all alone, in his dank cell, he has a question, “is Jesus the Messiah or should we wait for another?” John’s question is our question,

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Not Optimism

Hope in God is illogical, unreasonable and burdensome. And yet, hope in God is dependable, mysterious, and transformative. Hope in God is often disparaged as childish or simple-minded. Just think about what some said to Isaiah, when he wrote,

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Thanksgiving 2025

For Faith devotional graphic: Thanksgiving 2025.

With so much going wrong in the world these days it seems nearly impossible to maintain a disposition of gratitude. And yet, we must remember that the suffering and the troubles that we face now are no different in essence than those of any other human generation.

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Reclaim, Respond, Rejoice

This year’s theme is Reclaim, Respond and Rejoice. This theme is a spiritual map with mile markers for traveling in disorienting times and over difficult terrain. It delivers to us anew the buoyancy of gratitude because it

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A Sent Life

For Faith devotional graphic: A Sent Life.

Jesus sends these seventy saints to live lives joyfully at odds with self-interest. The good news of living a sent life is actually learning to depend on God: for direction, for protection, for correction, for provision, for healing, for forgiveness, for the capacity to forgive.

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