Today was a BEEautiful day. The team went to First Baptist Church in Winslow. During the service the pastor talked about Shadrach, Meshach, and Abendnego and how God is always with us.

Our team has safely made it to NAOMI House, AZ after a long 8 hour drive! Thankfully we didn’t run into any car problems this time, though the weather is pretty toasty.

As calm and picturesque as Psalm 23 sounds, there's a deeper meaning here than just peace and tranquility, and beauty and nature. The psalm is more about the relationship between the Lord and His people. David, who wrote the psalm, was described as “a man after God’s own heart.”

While the week flew by like a comet, our VBS was definitely “Stellar” as God went beyond any expectations we had.

Change and transition are par for the course, aren't they? Whether you're in school, starting a new job, taking care of kids, or adjusting to health issues, change is a constant. Nothing stays the same forever, right?

Lament is an honesty that draws one into a deeper relationship with God. We can find examples of lament in Lamentations, Psalms, and other books of the Bible as well.

Pentecost was a turning point in history. The Holy Spirit was given, the disciples' lives were changed, and the Church was birthed. Now the original Pentecost happened a long time ago. We may think of it as ancient history. But beloved, we are part of that history!