Master the Pivot | LifeBlog, Rachel Klinge (For More content from Pastor Rachel, visit her website at www.RachelKlinge.com) I think we’re all in agreement that 2020 has not gone as planned. It’s staggering how something so small and unseen can have such a profound impact on our lives and lifestyles. We’ve made it through weeks of cleaning out drawers and … Read More
Better Than Before | Life-Blog | Caleb Klinge
Better Than Before – A Chrysalis Moment This has been a time of massive change for me as a lead pastor. I know that you can relate because it’s likely the same for you in your life, business, or career. While we can’t wait to worship together in person with our church family and community, we also can’t wait until then to … Read More
ChristMas – Andrev Baltazar
It’s December again, the month we celebrate Christmas. My wife gets very excited this time of year, especially when it comes to making memories and sharing some wonderful traditions with our children. She puts out all the Christmas decorations the day after Thanksgiving, which is a bit late for Filipinos like us. Normally, once the “Ber” months hit, we … Read More
Prophetic Word – Lindsey Boasso
This morning’s prayer time: Tuesday Oct. 25 God clearly showed me how many believers out there right now are being pounded by the enemy. Across the board, Christians are individually in their personal ‘pits’ trying to get their heads above water. He showed me the heaviness and what can feel like a ‘black out’ for many…. ‘Hard to breathe’ at … Read More
The Affections of Your Heart – Dustin Box
Every so often it’s healthy to take a moment and re-examine our priorities and affections. It’s good to take stock and see what your heart spends most of its time thinking about or dwelling on. Before crossing into the Promised Land, God reminded Joshua to meditate on His word day and night. The apostle Paul reminds us that whatever things … Read More
What is Growing in the Tall Grass? – John Bidaurreta & Mao Winesberry
From my teenage years to my early twenties, I worked as a landscaper with several members of my family. Many springs and summers I spent countless hours operating a powerful gas weed whacker, mowing down overgrown yards and tall grass. You never knew what you were going to find once the brush and debris were cleared away. My good friend Mao Winesberry … Read More
Take a Break – Rachel Klinge
With the summer months here, many of us don’t need to be reminded that it’s time to head out of town on a vacation or at least take some extra time for RNR (rest and relaxation). “You need a break today” isn’t just to be a catchy slogan for companies selling their food. Studies reveal that you work happier, are … Read More
Altar Calls – Andrev Baltazar
As a young pastor, I’ve asked the Lord many times to give me the gift of connecting to this generation. I want to be able to share the gospel with people in way that they can clearly understand the love of Christ and the new life that comes with it. Unfortunately, I don’t always get it right, and I believe … Read More
The Baby Bison – Caleb Klinge
In this week’s news there was a story about two visitors that attempted a rescue of a Bison calf in Yellowstone National Park. They thought newborn calf was freezing and lost. I’ve been to Yellowstone, and there are signs everywhere asking visitors to not approach, feed, or touch any of the wildlife. The signs explain that you will be ticketed … Read More