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Anticipating Holy Week
As we begin Holy Week and anticipate honoring Christ’s death and celebrating Christ’s resurrection through our service–some of our leaders reflect on their favorite moments throughout the years.As we begin Holy Week and anticipate honoring Christ’s death and celebrating Christ’s resurrection through our service–some of our leaders reflect on their favorite moments throughout the ...Continue Reading
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Hope In Advent
This week we entered into the season of Advent: a perfect time to reflect on the past year, and prayerfully consider the year ahead. During Advent, I often find myself thinking about all the hopes I have for the year to come, maybe things I didn’t get to do this year, or things I’m missing spiritually. I would say these are good hopes, but I was reminded this week by Deacon ...Continue Reading
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Return to the Father’s House – Repent & Be Renewed
Last week we learned that we need to be deconstructed to enter through the narrow door. In this week’s message, “The Key,” Fr. Stewart examined Luke 13:1-9 and the themes of sin and repentance. After deconstruction comes repair.Last week we learned that we need to be deconstructed to enter through the narrow door. In this week’s message, “The Key,” Fr. Stewart examined Luke 13:1-9 and the themes of sin and repentance. After deconstruction comes ...Continue Reading
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Proverbs Devotional Day 6
The sluggard sounds a lot like me. I’m usually the first to say, “Can’t this wait until tomorrow?” My mom even gave my then fiancé this premarital advice, “If you ask Lindsey to do something, she’ll get it done—it just might take her a while.” I’ve always been a procrastinator. Still, even at work I find I’m most productive as a deadline approaches. My garden even sounds like the field of the sluggard—overgrown, covered in weeds, broken down. My neighbors are waiting for my ant-skills to kick in, and I’m beginning to become even more uncomfortable with this passage.
The sluggard sounds a lot like me. I’m usually the first to say, “Can’t this wait until tomorrow?” My mom even gave my then fiancé this premarital advice, “If you ask Lindsey to do something, she’ll get it done—it just might take her a while.” I’ve always been a procrastinator. Still, even at work I find I’m most productive as a ...Continue Reading
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The Family Behind Kernal Dan’s Kettle Corn
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been munching on kettle corn since Sunday morning at the Festival and Open House. If you’ve been wondering about the identity of Kernel Dan, would you believe you may have sat next to him at church? One of Resurrection’s very own-Dan Imbody, started the kettle corn business along with his brother, Dave.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been munching on kettle corn since Sunday morning at the Festival and Open House. If you’ve been wondering about the identity of Kernel Dan, would you believe you may have sat next to him at church? One of Resurrection’s very own-Dan Imbody, started the kettle corn business along with his brother, ...Continue Reading
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