Today for our Curious Hearts, Honest Questions series, the question is: “How does prayer work cosmically?”

Today for our Curious Hearts, Honest Questions series, the question is: “How does prayer work cosmically?”

Today for our Curious Hearts, Honest Questions series, the question is: “How does prayer work cosmically?”

Today for our Curious Hearts, Honest Questions series, the question is: “Is God really involved in our daily lives?”

Today’s question in our series, Curious Hearts, Honest Questions: Does God change?

Today’s question in our Curious Hearts, Honest Questions series: Is God really accessible to us?

“Hi, my name is Krista. I’m one of the chaplains here. You were on my list to see today. Is this a good time?” The occupant responded: “Do you think hell exists, Krista? I think I might be dying soon, and I need to know…”

We told all of it. Every part. The stone, the emptiness, the dazzling men, the words, the remembering. We became the first to proclaim it: Christ is risen.

Unlike the celebration of the parade of the day, Psalm 146 begins with a single voice. Praise the Lord, my soul. Through my existence, I will praise God. It seems like a mantra that you could say when you first woke up. A grounding statement for the day…

Do not fear. Do Not Fear. Do. Not. Fear.

Psalm 137 is one of the least read psalms in church history. Researchers actually study things like this. In terms of what is read in church settings, this will never make the most read list - ever…

It's in my core memories -I can easily say -  surely God is good without thinking. This feeling, these words rest deep down in my gut. God is good. God is faithful. God is just. But if I'm honest, there have been times where my soul was on the edge…