“As leaders, we sometimes overlook what feels small or insignificant. At times, we may even feel overlooked ourselves. Advent reminds us that… — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“The word “advent” essentially means “arrival” or “coming.” Christians have traditionally observed it during the four weeks leading up to Christmas. It… — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“Even though God’s methods of speaking to them were different, Mary and Joseph’s response was the same. They both responded with obedience.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“From the manger to the empty tomb, the message is the same: “Do not be afraid.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“The opposite of fear is not bravery, courage, or another Merriam-Webster antonym. The opposite of fear is love.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“The story of Zechariah and Elizabeth is an invitation to return to those unanswered prayers. It’s also a reminder of the joy… — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“Sometimes it might feel as if you have little to give. The five loaves and two fish didn’t look like much either... If Jesus… — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“As leaders, we sometimes overlook what feels small or insignificant. At times, we may even feel overlooked ourselves. Advent reminds us that God is… — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“The word “advent” essentially means “arrival” or “coming.” Christians have traditionally observed it during the four weeks leading up to Christmas. It is considered… — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“Even though God’s methods of speaking to them were different, Mary and Joseph’s response was the same. They both responded with obedience.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“From the manger to the empty tomb, the message is the same: “Do not be afraid.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“The opposite of fear is not bravery, courage, or another Merriam-Webster antonym. The opposite of fear is love.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
“The story of Zechariah and Elizabeth is an invitation to return to those unanswered prayers. It’s also a reminder of the joy that answered… — Nick Chellsen Copy Share Image
