ODB: The God of Order
Seth took all the medications he could find in the medicine cabinet. Raised in a family filled with brokenness and disorder, his life was a mess.
ODB: God’s Agents of Peace
Nora went to the peaceful protest because she felt strongly about the issue of justice. As planned, the demonstration was silent.
How to Be Childlike Before God
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The other night after small group, I experienced the cutest thing: The daughter of one of our members, who reminds me of a blonde, blue-eyed version of Boo from Monsters Inc.
“Boo” was delightful, adorably undignified, openly affectionate. I’ve been thinking about how God wants—no, actually, requires that we somehow go to Him like her.
ODB: Singing Meadows
I’ve often affectionately joked with my mother-in-law about her ability to talk to her dogs. She responds to their barks with loving understanding.
ODB: Eyes to See
Genevieve had to be the “eyes” for her three children, each born with congenital cataracts.
ODB: Clothed in Christ
I was so excited to put on my new glasses for the first time, but after just a few hours I wanted to throw them away.
Typography: Psalm 112:7
Do you often find yourself bracing for something bad to happen, anticipating all the worst-case scenarios, thinking it'll make you more prepared?
ODB: Joy in the City
When France and Argentina met in the 2022 World Cup final, it was an incredible contest that many dubbed the “greatest World Cup match in history.”
ODB: Five Good Things
According to research, people who are intentionally grateful for what they have report better sleep, fewer symptoms of illness, and more happiness.