July is a key month in my personal spiritual rhythms because it's the month I fast from social media and try to live a more analog life.
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A podcast episode about why joy is a necessary and commanded attribute of a follower of Jesus, how COVID19 is impacting our joy, and why we desperately need technology sabbaths.
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God’s eyes always see those who are suffering. God’s ears always hear when the downtrodden call out for help.
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Noel talks with Joseph Harris about ways Christians and Pastors in predominantly white churches can practically think and talk about race issues, during times of crisis and in between.
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A few thoughts to my African American family at Riverview Church in light of George Floyd's killing (everyone else is welcome to listen in, too).
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Tim and Patty Kimberley talk about their journey from the Northwest to the Midwest and how they experienced the grace of God through some difficult pain.
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When we believe in Jesus, He begins making us into His Church. We, together, become His dwelling place. We are a living house because He lives in us.
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As followers of Jesus, we are fully perfected in God’s sight and at the same time are being made holy. But sometimes it doesn’t feel that way, right?
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When we believe in Jesus, He begins making us into His Church. We, together, become His dwelling place. We are a living house because He lives in us.
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Noel talks to author Dr. Nate Collins about his book, All But Invisible: Exploring Identity Questions at the Intersection of Faith, Gender, and Sexuality.
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I sporadically write blog posts here and on other sites around the interwebs.
Your pastor always needs your prayers, quite frankly, but this moment feels weightier. In my experience, a lot of people ask pastors to pray for them but very few ask “how can I pray for you?”
As followers of Jesus we are changed people. The way we do everything–the way we obey or the way we civilly disobey–should be different than the world around us.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, I found myself diving into music I hadn’t listened to in a long time. This turned into a harebrained scheme: I created a “Quarantined Guilty Pleasures” playlist.