If I’m being honest, interruptions are hard for me. I err on the side of overachieving through multitasking. I cannot sit or relax if I know there are tasks to be done. The challenge for me is to find balance between accomplishing tasks and valuing the people involved...
As a redeemed people, we are called to pray. As those who worship and serve Him in the world, we must pray. Praying for Exodus will help us pray through 10 important areas for Exodus Church. Each month, we will post the guiding prayer, prayer requests and resources to...
Toward the end of his Gospel, John writes, “Now Jesus did many other signs in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book; but these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have...
“I hope to share what God has done in our family, so that you might find hope and the courage to see in your life how He brings beauty from ashes.” Not long after the birth of their son Treyson, Julie Croshaw wrote a letter to friends and family to share this story of...
At first glance, Gloria Furman’s life seems quite different from our own daily routines in small-town North Carolina. She spends her days raising four children in Dubai, a city of more than 2.7 million on the Persian Gulf, where her neighbors come from all over the...
Adoption begins with brokenness. There is pain and grief. There is loss and mourning. Everyone involved in the adoption is affected. When there is brokenness, there is a chance at healing and hope, but only if a way is provided. God delights in giving us hope. He...
