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Hi everyone!

Happy New Year! We pray that your holiday has been a good one filled with the joy, peace, hope, and love of Christ.

It’s our hope that you finished 2022 well, and entered into 2023 establishing healthy and balanced life rhythms.

2023 is already off to a fast start! In fact, I’m writing you from Orlando, Florida while attending the Every Nation 2023 North America Conference — nearly 2,500 college students in attendance along with other Every Nation pastors from across the nation.

Continue reading What’s next in 2023?
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Hi everyone!

Tonight is our final prayer moment of 2022! Can you believe it?

So much has happened over the last six months, and more so throughout 2022.

We learn to abide in God as he reveals himself to us through his living Word.

As we’ve learned to abide throughout the course of this year and moving forward, God abides in us by transforming, empowering, and renewing our commitment to read, understand, believe, and obey his Word in the most practical ways — with prayer being one way.

It seems like yesterday that we embarked upon the journey of gathering weekly to pray together — August 3, 2022, to be exact.

What sweet moments to savor we’ve had this year:

Continue reading Prayer: A Tapestry of Love.
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Hi everyone!

November has come and gone, and in the twinkle of an eye now enters the festive Christmas decor of lights, garland, songs, and action!

But before we discuss Christmas and all that’s to arrive this Advent season — exciting news to share too, November not only marked gratitude for our family and Mosaic Church Fort Worth, but it was a month for all to simply learn to be in the presence of God.

When I think about what it means to “to be” in the presence of God, I can’t help but think of Hamlet’s soliloquy of “To Be, Or Not To Be, That Is The Question.” — all about life and death, and the fearful uncertainty of what comes after death, which is often a struggle during the holidays for many people and in general for a number of reasons outside of everyday life stresses and struggles.

Of course, I believe many people avoid or forgo such thoughts as they occupy their lives with all the people to see, places to be, and things to do as coping mechanisms.

But why? I mean, how does such a thing happen?

Continue reading To Be, Or To Do, That Is The Question This Christmas.
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Hi everyone!

In this season of Advent, we celebrate the anticipation of the arrival, and the coming of Jesus through prayer, song, devotionals, and the reading of God’s Word.

One of the mainstays throughout our celebration has been the lighting of candles on the Advent wreath.

Each candle represents a virtue of God — hope, love, joy, and peace — while symbolizing, and embodying the heart and meaning of the season: the light of Christ Jesus is center and luminous for all the world to experience.

And each week during our time of prayer together, we believed for the following to be realized:

Continue reading Prayers to Come Home for Christmas.
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Hi everyone!

As we approach the final Sunday in this season of Advent, I pray that we’re all reminded of what the birth of Jesus brings our hearts and our world the most in their darkest of dark moments: peace.

As we count down the days til’ Christmas and even a new year that’s ahead of us, an unfortunate truth is that fear steals the good tidings of great joy in the hearts of many.

Fear lurks about the heart as a constant daily battle, and can more so be the case during the Christmas holiday. The fear of busyness, and all the things to do at work or home by year-end. The fear of finances running short. The fear of spending the holidays alone. The fear of losing a job, or most devastating, the fear of losing a loved one or friend.

Oh, and let us not forget the debilitating fear of the uncertainty and unknown that each day, hour, minute, or second poses.

Before long, if we’re not careful, we could find our hearts growing cynical and our heart’s light for Jesus dimming, if not completely snuffed out.

Our hearts then wandered far from His peace, spiritually shattered and splintered into pieces and on full display for the world to gawk at and see.

So what is the antidote to all this fear, you ask?

Continue reading Know Jesus, Know Peace.
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