Author: Michael Kelley
Wisdom for Our Post-Pandemic Lives
What Ecclesiastes can teach us about fulfilling our longings.
Resolving to Trust God in the New Year
Faith versus willpower for the new year
What We’ve Learned About Rest From Staying Home
We should all feel super rested right now, right? I mean, we haven’t gone anywhere. We haven’t really done anything. All the obligations, appointments, and activities were erased like a blackboard weeks ago, and we’ve been at home ever since. For years, all of us have talked about how busy we are, how tired we … Continued
God Is a Greater Refuge Than We Can Fathom
A refuge and strength. An ever present help in times of trouble. A stronghold and fortress. These are just some of the ways that Psalm 46 describes our God. Its one thing to describe a place of refuge and protection when the skies are sunny and the bank account is full, but thats not whats happening in this psalm, where God is presented as a greater refuge than we can fathom. […]
Prayer Is Joining a Conversation Already in Progress
Michael Kelley: God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are already in constant dialogue about you and me.
How to Stay Connected While We Are Apart
We did not gather on Sunday. It was the right thing to do. But it was also the hard thing to do. Now, of course, you might say that we did gather, virtually, but it’s not the same, and we all know it. Virtual meetings and sermons are a substitute, but not a perfect one. … Continued
3 Qualities That Make a Great Small Group Leader
Discover the essential qualities that define a great small group leader and how they impact community.
Why Your Work Matters
4 reasons whatever work you do is meaningful for the kingdom.
The Vital Link Between Church Attendance and Faith
To persevere in the faith, we cannot abandon the church.