being the church
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Before You Move: Wait for Holy Spirit
Responding to the Invitation : A Pentecost Sunday Reflection There’s a moment in Acts 1 that I keep coming back to… Jesus has just risen from the dead. He has appeared to His disciples, eaten with them, spoken with them, breathed on them. And now He is about to ascend. You might expect Him to…
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God Still Speaks. You Can Hear Him. (Greatest lessons I’ve learned so far.)

One of my team recently asked me this question: “If you only had the opportunity to only share one 5 minute message before you leave this earth, what would it be?” Here it is… My heart message: God still speaks.And you can hear Him. And His voice saves lives! Here’s what I mean… You Were…
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What If You’re Already Living in 24–7 Prayer?

What if 24–7 prayer isn’t just something we join… but something we’re already living in?
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Living in Eastertide: What Do We Do After Easter Sunday?

Walking in Resurrection Power We put so much attention on Resurrection Sunday—and it’s beautiful, powerful, absolutely worth celebrating. But then… what? What happens the day after Easter Sunday? And the week after that?
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Countdown to the Cross and Open Grave! (Lent 2026)
I love the Lenten season! 🙂 Passover (some call it ‘Easter’) is the most important event in our world history, and yet it can sneak up on us. We often spend so much time focusing on Christmas, that we forget Part 2, …the dying to the old self-part and receiving new life in Christ! Christmas…
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💕A New Month: A Fresh Invitation… to Love
February invites me to slow down and reflect on relationships – the people God has woven into my everyday lives… But before February becomes about striving to love better, give more, or fix relationships, there’s a gentler invitation waiting for us…
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How We Tend to Incorrectly Treat Believers
When Jesus Spoke to Crowds—vs. With Disciples Recently, this simple statement came out in a conversation: “What Jesus did with pre-believers was preach to crowds.What Jesus did with His disciples was engage and interact with them.And yet, we often do for believers what Jesus did for pre-believers—with only one person doing all the talking.” Wow!…



