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Rethinking How We Talk With God

April 6, 2026 | Katie Klingbeil

When you think about prayer, what comes to mind?  Is it a particular set of words?  A certain time of day?  A set length of time?  Maybe prayer feels like something you only use for making requests or asking for help from...

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Why Every Generation Needs the Next One

March 17, 2026 | Brian Butcher

Renowned architect Antoni Gaudí began construction on a cathedral in Barcelona, Spain in 1882. Today it is one of the most iconic structures in the world—La Sagrada Familia—with towering spires that stretch across the city...

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Why Lent Is About Freedom, Not Restriction: What Real Love Requires

February 16, 2026 | Jeff Coleman

In my past, the season of Lent often arrived with a quiet sense of dread. What will I give up this year? What will I deny myself? What comfort will be taken away? Initially, I used to think of Lent primarily as a season of restraint. It was...

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Ash Wednesday: Adventures in Missing the Point

February 15, 2026 | Cortney Whiting & Jeff Coleman

7 minute read time My freshman year of college (Cortney), one of my roommates came back to the dorm one evening with a smudge on her forehead. Knowing how meticulous she was about her looks, I warned her, “You have something smeared on...

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Trusting God Before You See the Outcome

February 9, 2026 | Jeff Coleman

We live in a world that runs on proof.  We need receipts. We leave (and read) reviews. We have a gazillion different type of metrics to measure and quantify effectiveness. We want and desperately search for guarantees and certainty. We Live...

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