This Lenten Season you are invited to explore the spiritual terrain of the journey we take with Jesus to Jerusalem. It is an invitation to try something new, different, deeper, unfamiliar, intentional.... you decide and for Lent 2020 will you do two? Two new things? Two outside of your comfort zone things? Two ways that you hear the Spirit calling you in discipleship? Two really isn't that much and maybe you start with the charitable giving of two dollars? Two dollars a day f

The Marvin Gaye song, “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”, has been going through my mind all week. When I think of it in terms of how God’s love is with us and pursuing us all the time it’s a better fit than a love song between people. God’s love for us reaches the highest heights and it with us in the lowest depths. We end the Season of Epiphany this weekend with the Transfiguration, a mountian top experience. Mountain top experiences are often hard to translate to others. As w

Originally I told my husband for this week’s blogpost I was just going to post a funny cat video and call it good. I couldn’t find one that seemed funny enough. (I have posted above a different video I hope you enjoy- just click here or on the picture above) Tough bible readings for this upcoming weekend, a tough week of winter weather when I have gotten spoiled thinking those sunny days won’t ever end and being faced with some tough situations -got me thinking maybe a cat v

The song above was one of my favorites in youth group —forty some years ago. We loved to sing together as a group and it was one of the things that would connect us to one another. The songs often ended up living deep inside me as a message of light, love, hope, healing. Something happens when we join our voices and it was very powerful when we would sing by the campfire. This weekend we hear “You are the light of the world. A city built on a hill cannot be hid.” Matthew 5: