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It’s all about perspective, really. How you see the world will determine how you interact with it and with people. If you believe people are good, valuable and worthy, you…
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For Righteousness Sake
Last Sunday, we took somewhat of a turn in our study of the Beatitudes. We moved from the characteristics that we will generally begin to display when we “hunger and…
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It happened again!
It happened again. Just 3 weeks ago we spoke as a congregation about the injustice of 2 white men who felt empowered to chase down a jogging black man in…
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Getting Creative
Well, it’s official. This weekend, we will have more online worship services in 2020 than we have had in person. Wow. I’ve noticed that we are a little (or a…
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Ain’t No Grave Gonna Shut My Psyche’s Mouth
“Sensory deprivation, or perceptual isolation, is the deliberate reduction or removal of stimuli from one or more senses. Simple devices such as blindfolds or hoods and earmuffs can cut off…
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Where do we go from here?
Well, the 2 week quarantine to “flatten the curve” has now turned in to 7 weeks of waiting for everything to open or for the world to end. Our hair…
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Man of God
It’s your friend, the 5:45am alarm. The urge to stay in bed for nine more minutes is great, but you’ve gotta win the early battles if you want to own…
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How are you, today?
We all struggle with varying things. Some things are outward and physical and tangible, others are inward, emotion based. We all have the casual greetings, and right words. “Hey, how…
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An Empty Nest
Scott and I have recently experienced a somewhat life changing event. It’s called “Empty Nest”. The upside to this is that we have 2 extra rooms, or at least I…
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Lent – Ash Wednesday
We have celebrated Advent every year that Journey has been a church. It is the joyful 4 weeks before Christmas as we anticipate and prepare to celebrate the birth of…
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Let Freedom Ring!
Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered one of the most moving speeches in modern times in front of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963. As we move into Black History…
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