Reflection July 7, 2019 by Rola Al Ashkar
Luke 10:1, 7-11; 2 Kings 5: 9-11 To Follow Jesus, or to Go Before Him? Friends this week has been a stressful one. On my very first week trying to lead a church without mentorship, and while still… Read More
(Last) Reflection June 30, 2019 by Dr. Aart van Beek
Genesis 32-24-32; Matthew 8:44-45 Impact point Dear friends, When she was living at the Kansha, Chelsea taught me a new appreciation for birds with her parakeets. I always saw birds as being off on their own planet. Little,… Read More
Reflection June 23, 2019 by Dr. Aart van Beek
I Kings 19:4-15; Galatians 3: 23 Allowing God to find us Dear friends, Elijah is sitting down and looks deep inside himself. And when does he looks into a deep pit. He sees a man unraveling. Everything he… Read More
Reflection June 16, 2019 by Dr. Aart van Beek
Psalm 8: 4-5; John 16:12-14 Not much more to say Dear friends, “I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now.” No, that’s not me talking, that is Jesus. Could these words… Read More
Pentecost Reflection June 9, 2019 by Rola Al Ashkar
John 14:16-17, 26; Acts 2:1-4 As I was finishing this reflection yesterday, my best friend called me and said “I am bored in Ukraine.” I said “how could you get bored while you’re on vacation in Ukraine?? You… Read More
Reflection June 2, 2019 by Veronica Gould
Luke 24:44-51 I enjoy watching science fiction. Through all the technology and otherworldliness, science fiction is at its very heart about asking the big questions. Questions of mortality, eternity, morality, and responsibility. As I was reflecting on the… Read More
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Reflection July 14, 2019 by Rola Al Ashkar
Who is my neighbor? There is a story about a man who fell in deep debt and was forced to sell his house to repay his debts. He posted his house in which he lived for 20 years… Read More