Preparing the Way

by: Drew Steinhart

I feel alive exploring new trails and scaling challenging terrain. I’m the guy who sees a trail map and starts plotting how I can complete every trail.

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The Angle of the Angel

by: Randy Schmor

Of all the angles and characters we usually consider around the story of Christmas, John the Baptist and his father, Zechariah, are not high on that list.

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Continuous Conversion

by: Wayne Stapleton

When the people of Israel re-entered the land after the exile, God had expectations, and so did they. Both sides were disappointed.

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Peace on Earth

by: Bud Fuchs

Recently, I met with a good friend at a coffee shop. I noticed he would grimace at times, so I asked if he was in pain.

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Humble Vulnerability

by: Philip Long

My family and I anxiously watched the second match of the Seattle Sounders playoff game versus Houston. The match was during worship, so we recorded it.

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Unusual and Unlikely

by: Harry Kelm

Most of us have fairly positive view of shepherds. That was not the case in the time of Jesus. Shepherds tended to have a bad reputation.

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This King

by: Harry Kelm

When I look at this passage, I am struck by the description of a great leader, a great King.

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Hope, Trust, and Assurance

by: Deb Judas

Hope. Trust. Assurance. These three words are woven all through this Old Testament scripture.

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