In prayer and fasting, we can all follow the example of Jesus through listening to God, following God’s guidance, and a lifestyle of wholehearted devotion.

When we’re going through a difficult season is recalling truths that we have already learned. One activity that is helpful to us, in our season of restoration and rebuilding, is to write down truth and reflect on it.

We can all start this new year receiving God’s gracious restoration from the past and rebuilding resilience for the future, by creating margin in our schedules over the next three weeks (of prayer and fasting) for focused uninterrupted time with God.

We close one season and open a new one because God is good.

We can follow Mary and Joseph on their thoughtful journey to wonder and devotion.

We can follow Mary and Joseph on their thoughtful journey to wonder and devotion.

We know that: God never changes The names of God describe who He is bringing faith and hope The Bible shows that God regularly interacts with people and does miracles to show people who He is. The Holy Spirit has given us hope and faith for miracles! We’ve experienced...

Wholehearted devotion brings alignment, movement, and fulfillment.

Wholehearted devotion brings alignment, movement, and fulfillment.

Pastor Rebecca Malmin brings a helpful and encouraging message.

2 Kings 2-8

Everyone can become more focused in prayer by making 4 requests.

Deuteronomy 1:8

God-focused-faith prompts prayer for others.
…even when we have not yet seen our own God-promise fulfilled.

Part Nine – “We will speak the truth in love.” – Ephesians 4:14-15

Part Eight – We will speak the truth in love. Ephesians 4:14-15

Part Seven – We will speak the truth in love. Ephesians 4:14-15

“With humility and gentleness, be patient with each other in love, in the sense of enduring possible difficulty (not harshness or irritation).” – Ephesians 4:2