Water is necessary for survival; Jesus reveals himself as the source of living water which will forever nourish his people.
God reveals himself to be the shepherd who leads his people to good pasture; what does that pasture look like for us today?
There are so many fairy tale stories at Christmas; but none of those stories enters our hearts and changes our lives like the true story of Christmas.
Sometimes we think of joy as a feeling of happiness; the Bible tells us that joy is so much more than a feeling, it is an outward action that comes from an inward assurance.
We often see in the Bible that peace is so much more than the absence of conflict; peace is an active momentum towards the flourishing of God’s world
We see examples in the gospel of Luke of those who made room in their hearts for love, and those who had no room in their hearts for love; we still see those examples in our world today.
Advent is about waiting for what is coming. But waiting is not empty time; it is filled with anticipation. Isaiah shows us how to make room in our hearts for hope during a time of waiting.
The Bible describes characteristics of what it means to be set free in Christ; how does this freedom shape our relationships with others?