Author: Gwenda Coté (page 4)

Jesus is fully human and fully divine. The tomb is not necessary for the divine nature of Jesus.

Reconciliation is about our deepest and most broken parts being made whole through God’s power and love. That is far too important not to be done with absolute truth, humility, and hope.

Nicodemus is our guy.  He believed, yet he was reticent and did not go “all in” with the disciples.  

We are called to be God’s dwelling. It is in us and through us that God is made known.

We find comfort and peace in out-of-the-way places. They are only meant to be a respite, not a place to make camp.

God will plant an eternal rainbow in our hearts. Like Jesus, we can know God’s promise that He will be with us always. 

Just four words changed that leper’s life: “I do will it.” 

God welcomes us to cry out in our pain and to trust Him enough to know He will not turn His back on us, no matter how we lash out.

Jesus comes with the authority of God not to burden but to free us. He comes today to each of us to lift the burdens that hold us down and free us from the power of evil that tries to make a home in us.

Wiithout a doubt, God absolutely wants a faith that is more than an inch deep.