
What Would Jesus Do? He Would Not Abandon the Children
What does our treatment of frightened children reveal about the fruit of our faith? As children face confinement, family separation, and immigration court without meaningful legal protection, we must decide whether we will look away or stand with them. America has walked this road before. We know where it leads.

Signs of Hope We Almost Missed
Painful events dominate the news. Conflict, loss, injustice, and uncertainty demand our attention—and they should not be ignored. But they are not the only things happening in our world.
Every day, people are also healing, protecting, feeding, researching, rescuing, and rebuilding.

Bridge of Light Guidance: When You Have Forgiven but Still Do Not Feel Safe
Forgiveness can bring peace to your heart without requiring you to reopen the door. Explore why boundaries, distance, and listening to your sense of safety do not mean you have failed to forgive.

The Healing We Don’t Always Notice
Healing doesn't always arrive with a dramatic breakthrough. Sometimes it unfolds so quietly that we only recognize it when we look back. In this personal reflection, Rev. Sheri shares how an unexpected milkweed plant and a Monarch butterfly became a powerful reminder that the Creator is often at work long before we can see it. If you've ever wondered whether you're making progress, this gentle reflection may help you recognize the healing that has been quietly growing within you all along.

Signs of Hope We Almost Missed
Sometimes hope doesn't arrive with headlines—it appears in quiet moments we almost overlook. From a heartfelt conversation to a tiny milkweed plant visited by a monarch butterfly, these gentle reminders reveal that hope is still alive and quietly at work all around us.

One Act of Compassion at a Time
As smoke from distant wildfires filled the summer sky, I was reminded that we are more connected than we often realize. In a world that can feel overwhelming, compassion offers a different way forward—one prayer, one act of kindness, and one person at a time. Perhaps healing doesn't begin by trying to fix everything, but by caring for the person standing right in front of us.
