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Where is God?

sermon transcript preached November 3, 2019 at Monroe Free Methodist on the 21st Sunday after Pentecost How have you seen God? This is the question I’m inviting you to answer. Maybe you have a quick response, or maybe that question makes you feel very uneasy. Or maybe, like Zacchaeus, it’s a little of both. You’ve […]

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Care of Creation

Every week during our church service, we explore a different spiritual discipline intended to help us grow to become more like Jesus in our everyday lives. (Because going to church isn’t the point – becoming like Jesus is!) And during this particular church season of Ordinary Time, we’re exploring practices that line up with the […]

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Chased by Mercy + Goodness

Mother’s Day is a mixed bag. This day can elicit profound joy or swallow us into devastating sorrow (sometimes both at the same time). It is good, very good, to show love and appreciation for the moms in our lives. Those handmade pictures and family lunches and words of encouragement can fuel us moms and […]

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Yoga for Advent: Week 3

Scripture Meditation Advent, however, invites us into an entirely different experience with waiting. During this season of anticipation and longing for the coming of Christ, we can actually choose to hurry up and wait. Rather than allowing our waiting to be entirely governed by external forces, we can actually create times of stillness for watching […]

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Yoga for Advent: Session 2

Scripture Meditation All around us we observe a pregnant creation. The difficult times of pain throughout the world are simply birth pangs. But it’s not only around us; it’s within us. The Spirit of God is arousing us within. We’re also feeling the birth pangs. These sterile and barren bodies of ours are yearning for […]

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Yoga for Advent: Session 1

Music Advent: Music in Solitude arranged and produced by Eric Nordhoff (available at Transforming Center Resources Reflection So this week, let’s practice waking up so we don’t miss any of the ways in which Christ comes to us every day. Sitting quietly in the pre-dawn hours waiting for the light to come—almost imperceptible at first—is […]

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