Mission can be messy … so can glitter. God wants his mission to spread like glitter – all over us and into the community – even if it makes us uncomfortable.
Mission can be messy … so can glitter. God wants his mission to spread like glitter – all over us and into the community – even if it makes us uncomfortable.
Team leader of the UC Synod’s Mission Resourcing, Mark Schultz, continues our theme on Mission. We all play a part in the mission activity of God.
October is Mission Month. For the next 4 weeks we will cover important aspects of mission. God sent His Son to do His mission in the world … and as followers of Jesus, we too are sent.
Change can be difficult. As we tell the stories of the past, we are called into the future.
In Luke 5:27-32, Jesus explains that He did not come for the righteous, but for the sick and for sinners. God will never give up on you.
Jesus healed the paralysed man, giving him the strength to stand again. Jesus can do the same for us.
Jesus called the disciples and asked them to follow Him. As His disciples, we are also called to do Jesus’ ministry.
Psalm 127 opens with ‘unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.’ In our 4th part of the Pilgrim series Danica takes us through Psalms 127 and 128 and how God meets us in our daily lives.
Tom Konrad takes us through Psalms 125 and 126 this week as we continue to look at what it means to be a pilgrim on the way.
In week two of our Pilgrims series we look at Psalms 123 and 124. In Psalm 123 we look at the mercy that God gives us as we serve him and in Psalm 124 we are encouraged to see our freedom as that of a bird who has escaped a trap.