Posts with the tag “trust”

By Theresa Golden: Over the past month, we’ve been talking about Marriage and Family. It’s been a healthy time to evaluate and reflect. Some points may have even stepped on our toes.   Read More

By Rachael Wynne: When I was teenager, I dreamed of what it would be like to get married. I was convinced that the person I would marry would be my best friend, know literally everything about me, and it would be this effortless fairytale.   Read More

By Nikki Bailey: Throughout the year, there are several special occasions that bring “The Baileys” together, and food is always the center.   Read More

By Theresa Golden: Growing up, we always ate as a family at the dinner table. My dad finished work at 5:00pm, and we were sitting down together by 5:30pm without fail. It was a sacred time for our family. Holding hands around the table, we’d pray for our meal, our family, and those we loved.  Read More

By Pastor Tyler Braden: Trust - What an interesting concept. It’s something that we crave from other people. It’s also one of the hardest things for us to give back to those same people.   Read More

By Pastor Gina Robinson: In a time of reflection this week , I was reminded of this: “If Jesus was looking for perfectly qualified people, He would have picked the Pharisees. He picked the opposite.”  Read More

By Theresa Golden: I recently went on a trip and had to fly in an airplane. While I love the convenience of flying, I don’t love the whole experience itself. With every bump, shake, drop, or rumble, my heart races and seemingly stops as I imagine what could possibly go wrong, and I pray. I pray a lot.  Read More

By Steve Miller: When I think of trust in marriage, I’m reminded of how I felt while dating others before marriage. As a people-pleaser, every move or decision I made was so fragile.   Read More

By Megan Holland: In this message series art, there is a bag of food. I’m sure you are wondering why. What does food have to do with trust?  Read More

By Pate Leigh: As I sit and contemplated the message series, the meaning of trust and how it applies to my life reminds me of an agreement my wife and I made regarding our daughter, Maeve, and how we raise her.   Read More

By Jake Haggard: Trust is such a tricky thing. On the one hand, trust requires complete faith in someone, but on the other hand, trust is earned. Hopefully, the longer we get to know someone, the more we begin to trust them.   Read More

By Miranda Braden: The book of Nehemiah is a beautiful picture of fighting for what you love. It shows intentionality, loyalty, and resilience. All are needed when fighting for our families, or in Nehemiah's case, Jerusalem.   Read More