As the weeks of this COVID-19 pandemic have stretched on, my wife and I have taken to trying to get out of the house each day for a walk. In the process, we have also developed a few different paths that we tread.

Jeremiah takes us through a devotion through Romans 8:22-23

King Nebuchadnezzar had a doozy of a disturbing dream. It was so bad he couldn’t sleep, so he called in all his magicians, enchanters, sorcerers, and Chaldeans in to help him make sense of it. He asked them not only to interpret his dream, but also to tell him what the content of the dream was. In a place filled with intrigue, is it possible that he didn’t trust these men, or could he have sensed that this was no ordinary nightmare?

Today Jeremiah takes us through a devotional from Psalm 127:1.

Did you know we have a document expressing what it is we as a denomination believe worship to be? It’s called the Directory of Public Worship, and you’ll find chapter 1 below. During a season where we have had our physical gathering as the people of God hindered, why should we care? Why does physically gathering to worship matter?