A word about unfulfilled promises
Another post by my friend and collaborator in ministry, Angel Davis. This week, she shares deeply and mystically about the holy discipline of waiting: I know I’m not alone in
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Stay in it (part two)
I’ve been thinking about how Luke used Elizabeth to change Mary’s perspective, so take five minutes and think about it with me. When the angel visited Mary and told her
Just As He Is (In Honor of World Down Syndrome Day)
Don’t tell the others, but maybe my favorite person at Mosaic is a young man named Matthew. He is this nineteen-year-old guy with the most beautiful spirit, deep faith and
Stay in it (part one)
Do you have books on your bookshelf just for the title? You haven’t even read the book and aren’t sure you need to; the title all by itself is enough.
When Jesus Gets Angry (or, How Jesus Knows You)
Find Mark 1:41 in your Bible. How does that line read in your version? How did Jesus feel about this leper who asked for healing? Some versions say Jesus was
Real Prayers for Real People
I didn’t immediately fall in love with the psalms. I found them to be hard to understand and a little dusty. Then some hard things happened in my life and
This is a game-changer.
Let the trail of these ideas lead you to a challenge worth taking seriously. Start with these three ideas from Wayne Cordeiro (New Hope Church, Hawaii): 1. 80% of what
Six ways to breed sanity into your life
That strain we feel — like we’re walking against the tide — has an explanation. We are all trying to get back to the other side of Genesis 3. We
Jesus is a friend.
December was a hard month and its effect continues to creep into my days and the days of many I love. We lost a friend, so we are all learning
God in the darkness
Another guest post by Angel Davis, my friend and collaborator in ministry. In this blog she shares how a friend (whose story is told with permission) experienced the grace of
40 things followers of Jesus do
One night I sat down with my Bible and a notebook to search through Luke, chapter 9, this action-packed, day-in-the-life snapshot of a disciple of Jesus. This is the chapter
This year: Migrate from “Why Me?” to “What now?”
Simcha Bunim was a Jewish rabbi who lived in Poland in the 1700s. He is best known for what might be called the parable of the two pockets. The parable
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