We believe in a God who breaks open jails. God did it before. God will do it again. We believe in a God who sets people free. We believe in a God who won’t let walls that stand between us stay standing, not forever.
Tag Archives: Immigration
Build Power not Panic
This week a friend who advocates for immigrants shared some words that are commonly used in immigrant advocacy circles, words that I would like to offer you this Sunday. My friend said these days she is repeating the phrase to herself again and again: “Build power not panic.”
The Impossible at Christmas
You were built to long for miracles. We are created to long for more than is possible. Let your heart yearn for God to be born in ways that astound, in ways that push you beyond what is comfortable. Only there, only when we are out beyond our usual borders, can we encounter the One who can save us.
The Architecture of Hope
Today, against the backdrop of Jesus’ prophecy, I want to talk about the architecture of desire and power. We are living through our own great upheaval, a moment when the powers and principalities of the world are rattling. How do we find hope?
Mike Angell 