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Last Monday our mission was to come up with gifts to be thankful for!

I’ve had a few people express to me recently their desire to feel closer to God. I believe most people long for a closer and more intimate relationship with Christ from time to time. I know I do. The question is, how can we make this happen? How can we feel closer to God? Well, I believe Scripture points to a thankful heart:

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! What does today look like for you? For some, it may look pretty normal – the turkey smells delicious, the pumpkin pies are warm out of the oven and family and friends are gathered near while the sounds of chatting and laughter fill the air. The joy and thankfulness are palpable.

Many people will jump with both feet into Christmas shopping in just 2 days – Black Friday – and then again on Cyber Monday. However, some in our communities are not financially able to do this.

In today’s world, not many things last forever. We pour our cup of morning coffee and 10 minutes later, it’s gone. We spend months planning a wedding and 1 day later, that time is gone. Appliances break, food is devoured and items are lost.

This time of year, when you hear the phrase “Make a list!”, what image comes to mind? Maybe a jolly older gentleman dressed in red? Most people enjoy receiving presents, but don’t always stop to think about the gifts that God has already given us.

Joseph’s life was marked by ups and downs that God perfectly orchestrated (we often see these as “things that life throws our way”).

No matter which side of the aisle you are on, these are anxious times. Good news is, in the end it isn't the Blue…

This Story of Impact isn't about a Pizza Ranch donating food to a local charity, or perhaps hosting a large Community Impact night where…

Don't be scared to pray out loud with or for others. For me it was, and still is to an extent, difficult to pray…

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We’ve been learning that every book in the Bible, including those found in the Old Testament, has a dominating theme…they point to Jesus. Yes, the Old Testament shows us the heart and character of who God is, but it also points to Jesus. Jesus did not come to eliminate the Old Testament teaching; “I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them” (Matthew 5:17-18).