We read the call to “let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly” and we said, “Yes!” Instead of passively receiving God’s Word on a Sunday morning or even in a Bible study or a devotional, we want to “dwell” not “do” Bible study. We know the Greatest Command to “love God with heart, soul, mind, and strength” and we realized that letting the Word dwell in us richly was an incredibly way to live that out.
We equip the church and you to dwell and not “do” this life with Christ. We’re glad you’re here, and we invite you to take a few moments to learn who we are and how this ministry works.
An IRS Letter and the Kindness of God
Yes to Dwelling – What does that Mean?
The Grace of an Ordinary Life Together
An impromptu lunch and a silly photo got me thinking…This photo of Glen and me was taken during one of those beautifully ordinary moments. We live just a few minutes from a state park that is a preserved gold rush town, Columbia. We picked up deli sandwiches and instead of driving back home – a whole 5 minutes LOL. We decided to find a picnic bench in town and hopefully some shade on this warm day. We found both…a weathered picnic table beneath the trees. So we just sat eating lunch, talking, laughing, and lingering.
Seven Prayers When You Feel Broken
Christians are not protected from grief or pain. It is ok to feel broken. Remember, calling ourselves “Christian” is not a category but a lifestyle and a worldview that embraces the truth of what it meant that “unto us a son was given” who came to be our “Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace” and that only in repentance and submission to Him will we ever find true hope and peace.