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There’s a phrase we’ve been praying today that has echoed across generations: “We the People… in order to form a...

In Luke’s telling of the story (Luke 7:2), the man who is sick is named with a common word: doulos—a servant, a...

In the beginning, God created humanity in God’s own image— male and female together— and God called it very good....

Dear Church Family, Grace and peace to you. I have just returned from our Holston Annual Conference at Lake...

There is a silence beneath all our words about heaven—a quiet truth we often overlook because we have been taught...

  Mother’s Day often invites us to think about tenderness, care, and gentle strength. And those things matter...

There is a knowing that arrives secondhand,passed gently from voice to voice,faith learned by listening—stories...

A reflection on Daniel 6 Some stories grow quieter the longer we sit with them. Daniel and the lions is one of...

The resurrection does not begin in triumph. It begins on a road—with disappointment, confusion, and grief. On the...

Mary stands weeping at the edge of the world’s great misunderstanding. She believes that death has had the final...