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GOD SIGHTINGS: OUR BLOG
Each week during our worship gathering, we take time to share how we’ve seen God in our lives—whether it’s through the kindness of a stranger, the strength to reach a goal, or even the presence felt in grief and loss.
This blog takes that same spirit of reflection and expands it beyond our personal experiences. Here, we curate and share articles that engage with discipleship, justice, and the broader movements shaping our communities and the world. Our hope is to spark conversation, deepen understanding, and invite you to see where faith meets everyday life.


"Find Love" By Emma Ceurvels
"Find Love" by Emma Ceurvels is a heartfelt song written by a mother for her children, offering a message of hope and kindness as a way to overcome darkness in a broken and divided world.
Apr 30


Apr 30


Spring brings rebirth, renewal and a gift of pink tulips
While planting a spring garden with his young granddaughter, the author reflects on the cycle of growth as a profound act of faith and a connection to his ancestral roots. Surrounded by blooming tulips and familiar hymns, he finds in the changing season a spiritual renewal that offers clarity on legacy, hope, and the opportunity to correct past regrets. This quiet morning in the dirt serves as a powerful reminder that, despite global chaos, the constancy of nature and faith p
Apr 16


A California forest synagogue experiments with nature-based spirituality
Makom Shalom is a growing "forest synagogue" in Northern California that integrates Jewish tradition with environmentalism by holding services in redwood groves rather than traditional buildings. Led by Rabbi Zelig Golden, the nondenominational congregation emphasizes an "earth-based" Judaism that connects ancestral roots with nature, attracting members through outdoor rituals and a focus on ecological mindfulness. Click here to read the full article. This article was publish
Apr 16


After resurrection Sunday
Even when the world is on fire, hope has a way of sprouting through the ashes like a stubborn tulip in the cracks of a ruin. It turns out that celebrating resurrection isn’t about pretending the trauma isn't there, but about trusting that the "way-making" Spirit meets us in the shadows of Holy Saturday and carries our scars into the light. Finding God today doesn't require a life of perfect sunshine; it just requires a heart willing to notice the defiant beauty that keeps bur
Apr 10


Easter offers hope in a chaotic world
In a time of profound economic and political upheaval, the message of Easter offers a necessary shift in perspective for those facing job loss, vulnerability, and fear. By grounding personal and collective suffering in the narrative of the resurrection, the author suggests that community and faith provide a "cosmic" hope that persists even when earthly circumstances feel chaotic. It is a timely reminder that while Lent acknowledges our current distress, Easter promises a last
Apr 2


The Rhythm & The Praise with Durant Cameron
Hard work and faith meet at the intersection of The Rhythm & The Praise . Huge congratulations to Durant Cameron on his national nomination for the Prayze Factor Awards ! This recognition is so well-deserved, and we’d love for you to help us celebrate. Take a moment to cast your vote and follow Durant’s Facebook page to stay connected with his ministry and music. Click HERE to Vote Click on the large banner that says “Vote!” and then scroll down to category #55 and select “D
Mar 26


A Tribute to Dr. John M. Perkins
Dr. John M. Perkins was a prophetic trailblazer who moved beyond theory to practice, co-founding the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA) and dedicating his life to reconciliation and justice in marginalized communities. His enduring legacy of "incarnational ministry" continues to inspire generations of leaders to pursue a holistic Gospel that transforms both hearts and systems. Click here to read the full article. This article was published by CCDA on March 16,
Mar 26


How knitting can help you kick harmful habits
Beyond just a hobby for the elderly, knitting is gaining recognition as a powerful "bilateral, rhythmic intervention" that helps regulate the nervous system and curb addictive behaviors like smoking and doomscrolling. By engaging both sides of the brain through repetitive motion, this accessible craft provides a healthy sensory substitute that can reduce stress and help individuals process difficult emotions one stitch at a time. Click here to read the full article. This arti
Mar 19


Rick Steves' Iran
Last Sunday, David referenced a video where renowned travel author Rick Steves visits Iran. Knowing very little of the country, he spends time exploring, learning, deeply listening to the people there, and comes away struck more by the commonalities we share, than by our differences. Check out the full video here .
Mar 12


Prayer for the Middle East
We join in solidarity with the people of the Middle East through this poignant prayer for peace and justice, authored by the Rt Rev Rosie Frew, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God. (Matthew 5:9) Loving God We come before you in sorrow For once again we are a world affected by war So many lives disrupted So much destruction So much needless loss So much fear and uncertainty So much gr
Mar 5


Can you help?
An email arrived in my inbox. “He is in seminary in Charlotte and lives in Rock Hill. His wife arrives tonight – from China! He has been sleeping on an air mattress and no furniture for them or their six-year-old daughter. Can you help?” The father became a follower of Christ in his home country of China. A scholarship was awarded for him to attend seminary in the U.S. He worked for over a year to bring his family here to join him. The visa came and it was necessary for them
Mar 5
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