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Intercessory Prayer
This week’s featured book: Praying with Mandalas by Sharon Seyfarth Garner Today’s Reflection Contemplative coloring offers a practical way to set aside the worries and distractions of daily life so that we can sit at the feet of Jesus. It can bring us much-needed rest or inspire us to act. It provides an opportunity to […]
A Way to Focus During Prayer
This week’s featured book: Praying with Mandalas by Sharon Seyfarth Garner Today’s Reflection The mandalas [circular designs] in this book have become a refreshing way for me to focus my prayer time. When coloring, the distractions that often derail my prayers stay at bay, allowing me the space to be with God on purpose. I […]
Prayer for Those in Pain
This week’s featured book: Rally by Britney Winn Lee Today’s Reflection This week’s prayers are written in call-and-response style. One person reads the lines labeled “One,” and the group responds with the lines labeled “All.” ONE: O God of justice, Who hears the cries of your people, We pray for those who are in pain […]
Lament Over Racism
This week’s featured book: Rally by Britney Winn Lee Today’s Reflection This week’s prayers are written in call-and-response style. One person reads the lines labeled “One,” and the group responds with the lines labeled “All.” ONE: Jesus, we confess that we have inherited a faith that was used to justify the theft of native lands […]
Prayer for the Community of Someone Who Died Tragically
This week’s featured book: Rally by Britney Winn Lee Today’s Reflection This week’s prayers are written in call-and-response style. One person reads the lines labeled “One,” and the group responds with the lines labeled “All.” ONE: Jesus, you can empathize with us as we grieve. You, Lord, have sat with the trauma of loss. You […]

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God’s Gentle Grace
“Tell all the truth but tell it slant,” the poet Emily Dickinson wrote, suggesting that, because God’s truth and glory is far “too bright” for vulnerable human beings to understand or receive all at once, it’s best for us to receive and share God’s grace and truth in “slant”—gentle, indirect—ways. For “the Truth must dazzle […]
Look at the Fruit
“Will the real [person’s name] please stand up?” That’s the familiar line at the end of the game show To Tell the Truth. A panel of four celebrities ask questions of three individuals claiming to be the same person. Of course, two are impostors, but it’s up to the panel to discern the actual person. […]
Where to Turn
Everyone in high school admired Jack’s easygoing attitude and athletic skill. He was happiest in midair above a half-pipe ramp—one hand holding his skateboard, the other stretched out for balance. Jack decided to follow Jesus when he started attending a local church. Up to that point, he’d endured significant family struggles and had used drugs […]
The Coffee-Bean Bowl
I’m not a coffee drinker, but one sniff of coffee beans brings me a moment of both solace and wistfulness. When our teenage daughter Melissa was making her bedroom uniquely hers, she filled a bowl with coffee beans to permeate her room with a warm, pleasant scent. It’s been nearly two decades since Melissa’s earthly […]
Out of the Heart
A rescue mission nicknamed “Operation Noah’s Ark” might sound fun for animal lovers, but it was a nightmare for the Nassau Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. After receiving complaints about the noise and the horrid stench coming from a certain house, workers entered the Long Island home and found and removed more […]

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