Monthly Archives: November 2022
Happy Thanksgiving!
I hope you and your people have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Get ready! The weary world will rejoice. Christmas is coming! Have an awesome day! Wendy 🙂
Choosing to See Through the Lens of Thankfulness
As Americans prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, we are living through historic levels of inflation and economic uncertainty. Last year, we were still living with the multi-year threat of a seemingly never-ending international pandemic. Some people were still afraid to travel. Social media was still overrun with arguments about wearing masks or not and I won’t … Continue reading
Be The Church
One of my favorite pastors always ends his sermons by saying, “Go be the church.” That doesn’t seem like a particularly innovative or groundbreaking statement unless you really think about it. As Americans, we tend to go to church. If I were to ask you about church, my question would likely be, “Where do you … Continue reading
Autumn Lessons
As I was walking through campus last week, I couldn’t help but to admire the beautiful fall trees. There were tall tees and short trees, old ones and young ones, all participating in the stunning fall art show. The leaves ranged from tiny to huge and the colors were all over the spectrum. There were … Continue reading