Community is the anecdote to the consequences of isolation.

We have a right to enjoy the rewards of our labor.

The opportunities we are given today are the appraisals for how much we will manage tomorrow.

The traditions of the past cannot be the tactics of today.

Pressure is the process by which hidden gems are revealed.

The processes of life serve a greater purpose in God’s plan.

The pressures we are experiencing should draw us closer to Christ and each other.

Our spiritual fruit requires the right source, seed, and soil.

The Western church must recover its missional calling.

The Western church must recover its missional calling.

Those who are able to reframe will adapt to society’s new landscape.

In an age of rising secularization Christmas retains its redemptive value.

We are distinct in our community and calling, which directs our attention away from the ephemeral symptoms of the present pandemic.

If the mission of the church is to make disciples, then how do we accomplish that mission?

Each step in life is part of a larger journey to our ultimate destination.

How we respond to the period of time that God allots us – between our birth and death – is up to us.

In this season of COVID and chaos, we need sons and daughters of Issachar to hear what the Spirit is saying and respond accordingly.

Instead of striving to get back to “normal,” could God be calling us to be still and know that He is God?