Because Jesus has made us part of God’s new family, we are able to endure family challenges and love others as Jesus first loved us.
Author: James Paulgaard
Living in the in between, becoming, but not quite there yet, old and new mixed together, hanging on with all my might to the One who is holding onto me.
Resilience 1: When Health Declines
It is because of Jesus that we know that God is good and great, and we can trust him to fully heal us in the future.
Living the Resurrection 3: Resurrection Friends
Standing before the resurrected Jesus, in the company of our Jesus-following friends, we discover who we really are before God and before the world.
Living the Resurrection 2: Resurrection Wonder
Stepping out of our busy, fast-paced lives to take a weekly Sabbath will help us to see what God is doing in and around us with resurrection wonder.
Living the Resurrection 1: Resurrection Meals
Paying attention to the way that the resurrected Jesus is present with us in our daily meals helps us to grow in living the resurrection.
Red Letter Challenge 6: Going
A life spent being with Jesus will result in going into the world to share his love with others.
Red Letter Challenge 5: Giving
Jesus is inviting us to be part of God’s generosity generating Kingdom.
Red Letter Challenge 4: Serving
It is by serving others that the blessedness Jesus has put in us comes out.
Forgiving
Putting Jesus’ words into practice about forgiving is incredibly difficult because it means casting aside our old identity and ways of justifying ourselves to see ourselves and act in a new way.
Red Letter Challenge 3: Forgiving (John 8:2-11)
Jesus wants to set us free from our past so that we can embrace the future with him.
