DISCO BLOG PARTY

Rough Around the Edges

Reflecting on this verse gives me flashbacks of my humble beginnings where I was not the star of my own play, but rather the underdog the audience always seems to pity. But that’s often how the true hero of the story emerges...

Rough Around the Edges

Reflecting on this verse gives me flashbacks of my humble beginnings where I was not the star of my own play, but rather the underdog the audience always seems to pity. But that’s often how the true hero of the story emerges...

Apr 15 - Nicole Lam

Zooming Out

When we are wrapped up in our individual issues and are unable to zoom out, we end up making decisions that are not in our best interest and are egotistical. There is something to the idea of “zooming out” or “stepping in someone else’s shoes” that changes the way we approach life.

Apr 13 - Netsie Carlson

Here To Get It Right

Have you ever heard of the Cavendish banana? If not, it’s because they’re the only type sold so we just call them…bananas. The vast majority of internationally traded bananas are genetic clones. The yellow bananas you can buy at the Safeway on Pearl Street and the ones in the banana cream pie at the HEB in Abilene and the one Carol in Rhode Island bought for her lunch at an Aldi are genetically EXACTLY the same banana. You might spend a second comparing prices on honey crisps or pink ladies, but bananas are just bananas.

Apr 08 - Erin Randle

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The Extroverted Introvert

It may surprise people to know that I’m actually an introvert. I was painfully shy until I was about 16. I still have crippling stage fright. Yes, ME. The thing Tina says to me most often when we’re home together is “Could you please speak up?” I’m not joking.

Apr 06 - Jason Curry

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Easter Sunday: Worth the Risk

The thought of the resurrection was wild. Improbable. Offensive, even. But…what if? What if Jesus was truly the Son of God? What if He did conquer sin and even death? What if He was alive?

Apr 04 - Jason Curry

Good Friday: Sorrow For Now

There is something powerful about letting a sad thing be sad. We struggle in Western Evangelical Christianity with this concept. We need to know that dawn is on its way, that there’s light at the end of the tunnel. It’s hard to function in discomfort that gets MORE uncomfortable, not less. Or something that comes along to confirm your greatest fears, not alleviate them.

Apr 02 - Jason Curry

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Living in Hope

This group of women stood at a distance and watched as Jesus died. Did they feel as though all hope was lost when they heard him say "It is finished"?

Apr 01 - Anonymous

Buried

It is their decision to bury Jesus and the act of doing so declares their absolute faith in Him and love for him. The change is seen in their willingness to put their reputations on the line, to be associated with the known “blasphemer”, Jesus of Nazareth.

Mar 30 - Tad Ernst

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Palm Sunday: The Worthiness of Jesus

What is the significance of Palm Sunday? This event gets but a dozen or so verses in scripture, less than many of our other favorite accounts of his life and ministry. If we celebrate Palm Sunday, then why not Feeding the Five Thousand Friday, or Jesus Walks on Water Wednesday?

Mar 28 - Jason Curry

Before and After

Under the threat of persecution, they’ll share in hushed tones in the quiet of night. With boldness and bravery, they’ll stand in open defiance of those in authority that would hope to quiet the revealed Kingdom of God. These are the sparks that light the flame of the Church.

Mar 25 - Jesse Holcomb