One of my favorite scenes in Scripture is the dedication of the temple in 2 Chronicles 7. I wish I could have been there to see it. Imagine being alive at that moment.

Can you imagine watching fire come down from heaven? What is God’s glory like? I imagine my heart pounding. I picture myself struggling to even breathe and keep from fainting. Then there’s the thrill of worshipping with other believers in the middle of it all! The temple was the place where heaven intersected with earth. A glimpse of His glory was made visible to human eyes.

The New Testament describes something even greater. The fact that I covet the Old Testament experience is an indication that I don’t appreciate the new reality as I should.

This Week in Native American News (9/21/18): Restoring Homelands, Righting Past Wrongs, Preserving History

There is no greater honor on earth than to be part of God’s Church.

When was the last time you were awestruck by the fact that you are part of Christ’s body? 

I knew God would take care of the details.

And, boy, did he ever!

This Week in Native American News (9/7/18): sick rivers, new names, and new movies

As we wrap up the summer, here is a look at the summer numbers.

This Week in Native American News (8/31/18): Saving rice beds, learning coding to teach, and celebrating the new Miss Native American