Today’s Reading: Read 2 Timothy Since it’s the season of making lists, brainstorm a list of all the things you believe God can do! Remember, He created the world, so there’s a lot He is capable of. You may need to set a timer so that this activity has a
Partnering to Plant: Seven Ways Churches Can Collaborate Here are seven ways we’ve benefited from the help of other churches in our town and region, along with some biblical principles that account for why these other churches have been so helpful to us. Faith communities must protest Trump’s deportation plans
The idols and false notions which have already preoccupied the human understanding and are deeply rooted in it, not only so beset men’s minds that they become difficult of access, but even when access is obtained will again meet, and trouble us in the instauration of the sciences, unless mankind
With Christmas coming, I have been contemplating gifts, and I realize that not one of my favorite gifts came from a store. That is not to say that I haven’t received astounding, thoughtful gifts over the years, but in memory, what jumps out to me are not the things that
Catalyst Question In some situations in life, we know the right thing to do and yet don’t do it, even in the simplest of circumstances. What do you think prevents us from taking action to do the right thing? Active Waiting Sometimes Advent can seem a bit boring. People can
GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Advent Week Three- The Gift of JOY What makes you happy? What is something that always makes you smile, even when you are upset or angry? Did you know that as Christians, we don’t always have to be happy, but we can always be joyful? Sounds tricky,
Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. This Sunday is the Third Sunday of Advent, also called Gaudete Sunday, It takes its name from the Latin word Gaudete, “Rejoice,” a reference to Philippians 4: 4-7. On Gaudete Sunday churches which have an Advent Wreath light the third candle, the pink candle,
In an important essay composed around the time he was writing Love in the Ruins, Walker Percy declared his interest in writing a sort of “prophecy in reverse,” a novel of the future warning readers about his “ultimate concern with the nature of man and the nature of reality” in