In this final devotional post-Christmas, we’re looking at how Jesus Christ breaks into our world and ushers in the kingdom of God.
Christ – Post-Advent: Devo 5
Author: Ellen Hope
Ellen is an optimistic sister to 3, often snuggled with biblical commentaries and fuzzy blankets. She is in love with Jesus, worship music, and ALL things design and organization; an INFJ that can be commonly found in coffee shops or her second home, the theatre.
Love – Advent Week 4
In week 4, we are going to have an introduction to home-based workers and look at love for the home.
Joy – Advent Week 3
Now, in week 3 of Advent, we are going to explore more about consumerism and some practical suggestions for mindfulness regarding your clothing purchases.
Peace – Advent Week 2
This post features a discussion on forced labor in the garment industry. What do you remember about human trafficking from Week 1? How often do you encounter clothing ads or emails? What practices of peace move us away from fast fashion?
Hope – Advent Week 1
This post is a discussion on the broad picture of human trafficking. What do you think you know about it? What does “exploitation of persons” look like to you? Where does hope fit into this topic? Let's learn together!
A COVID Semester: Part 1
Up and down staircases labeled in the library. In and out doors for buildings. The smell of Bioesque in every classroom. Disposable plasticware at every meal. Constant humidity under my mask... I have to daily remember to extend grace toward others, and harder yet for me, to extend grace to myself.
Level 1 of Grandpa Camp.
When I was seven, we finished the basement to our home and my twin and I chose our paint colors for our own rooms. I chose pink for the walls and yellow for the trim. It was awesome!! ...for a while.
I’m Not Done Slowing You Down.
But when things started to reopen and the voices of injustice grew louder, I filled my time with trying to fill my time. It is hard to just be the person sitting and listening, so I tried to do avoid that...
A Slow Easter
The badge of busyness blinds me from where I'm lacking in self-care, relationships, or simply breathing. It is exhilarating.
I am a Butterfly Superhero Queen.
Amidst organic sunscreens and creek mud, 50+ 5&6 year olds (over several weeks) invited me into their imaginations, frustrations, and friendships.
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