“As leaders, we sometimes overlook what feels small or insignificant. At times, we may even feel overlooked ourselves. Advent reminds us that God is faithfully working in places we don’t see and in people we might not expect.” — 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
“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
“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
“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
“From the manger to the empty tomb, the message is the same: “Do not be afraid.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share
“The opposite of fear is not bravery, courage, or another Merriam-Webster antonym. The opposite of fear is love.” — Nick Chellsen Copy Share
“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
