“Jesus’ invitation has nothing to do with us but it has everything to do with him and what he has accomplished for us”

"It is tragic to misunderstand Jesus....understanding Judas, understanding Jesus and understanding grace"

"Here in our passage, we see a totally different side of Jesus..."

“This story isnt about the woman nor it is about this extravagant gift they are mere indicators..."

“Contentment is not about “the what” it’s about “the who”…

“Our seasons of waiting is a gift from God, a gift that will produce in us that which we cannot attain on our own” 

“Our welfare is directly tied to God’s reputation...”

"Not elegant, not polished but God desires honest prayers..." 

“our Christian community must function more like a crossfit gym and less like a traditional gym”

"The solution for our restlessness is not a break instead it's a yoke"

“Instead of hanging our heads low and being overwhelmed with the choices in front of us, we should take on this posture of excitement that our lives are really wide open to how God might be calling us into partnership.”

"Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity" Simone Weil

Sabbath is so much more than relief from our busy lives. It's a moment in time where we pay attention to God, the people we love and to the quiet yearnings of our heart. 

“Every time we intentionally step away from our busy lives to sabbath, we are being invited to taste heaven on earth” 

“Sabbath creates the space and opportunities for us to redirect our trust and confidence from ourselves unto God” 

“Christianity says God is committed to us and His commitment to us has nothing to do with what we bring to the table”

“Why did Jesus send them away to the priest?  Why didnt He heal them at that very moment?”

“This is the gospel isn’t it? We broken, lost, and disoriented people have been invited in“

“We are created for joy...”

“when Jesus came, he did not simply say let me show you the way, he said “I am the way, I am the truth and I am the life”

“biblical hope is not blind optimism...”