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The Storm

The Storm

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I grew up in Houston, Texas and I absolutely loved the weather there. Most people don’t! It was hot, humid and full of thunderstorms. It would rain for hours and I would watch the lightning crackle across the sky and the whole sky was grey. Our image for consideration today is a look at the […]

Leading Lines

Leading Lines

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by Pastor Douglas Brauner Seeing Jesus in the Bible Napoleon Dynamite is a flat movie, just as Napoleon is a flat character. He’s not complicated but merely reacts emotionally to the surrounding people and events. He’s a 2D character living in a 3D world like many of my photographs. I’m often confronted with the question, […]

Fragile Jars of Great Treasure

Fragile Jars of Great Treasure

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by Desiree Bustamante Christ restores our brokenness and fills us with His beauty and purpose. “We now have this light shining in our hearts, but we ourselves are like fragile clay jars containing this great treasure. This makes it clear that our great power is from God, not from ourselves.” 2 Corinthians 4:7 New Living […]

Enduring the Battles

Enduring the Battles

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by Pastor Douglas Brauner Eyes Ahead The Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), a post-Civil War organization of Union veterans, listed over 400,000 members of which over 150 of them moved to Colorado and joined Post no. 22 in El Paso County. Though they migrated from elsewhere, they would call Colorado home hoping to find […]

Through Every Season

Through Every Season

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by Anna Haiar Finding Comfort in the One Who Never Changes “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” Hebrews 13:8, English Standard Version Early this morning, we turned our clocks back an hour. For some, that means the welcome gift of an extra hour of sleep. For others, it’s a reminder that […]