when we understand what makes God angry then maybe we can put our own self-interested outrage in perspective.
Wake Forest Presbyterian
no great distance from Wake Forest to Bethlehem…
…to capture something of the light and promise that first infiltrated this world two-thousand years ago when heaven came down and glory spilled into the human experience
Telling our story – the Jesus story – for another year
what we are is the living, breathing, growing, interactive, on-our-feet-and-mobile, STORY of real people who worship God, love Jesus, and live it out through the power of the Holy Spirit.
the story of how God loves us and rescues us #Shipwrecked
This is the story our church is telling, it’s the story of how God loves us and rescues us when we become “Shipwrecked” in so many ways. This week was all about Wake Forest Presbyterian Church being a strong lighthouse, standing as a beacon of hope, about nurturing the light of love and grace inside us, and of shining our hearts out in a needy, broken, often dark world.
“Go light your world” – youth Sunday at WFPC
What made yesterday’s Youth Sunday such a powerful experience for everyone involved, is the simple fact of the presence of so many young people who love God and who are committed to following Jesu
Rebekah back in the pulpit – Everything we hoped for and then some!
After John was put in prison, Jesus went into Galilee, proclaiming the good news of God. “The time has come,” he said. “The kingdom of God has come near. Repent and believe the good news!” – Mark 1:14-15 Well, Rebekah… Read More ›
sunflowers and unwavering commitment
This is my testimony. I pray that it inspires you to become more free to follow God, without holding anything back.
experiencing the incarnation – Advent Day 16
Advent Week Three: Day 16, My Church Family Here’s the thing: Advent just wouldn’t be Advent without the context of the community of faith. We’ve already talked about moving from the vantage point of spectator, to actually experiencing the coming… Read More ›
what our (reformation) past says about our (reforming) future
Yesterday (another positive and encouraging morning at WFPC) our church officially recognized Rev. John LaMotte as “Pastor Emeritus.” The title pastor emeritus is an honorific, typically given to recognize a relationship with a former minister – now retired – that still… Read More ›
Beautiful Imperfection
Today I’m exploring an idea that penetrates all the way – I believe – to the core of who we are as redeemed people. It involves most of my favorite “r”-words; you know the ones I mean: redemption, reconciliation, restoration,… Read More ›
