Scott explores the formational nature of the 5th commandment, “Honour your father and mother”.

Read: Exodus 20 (emphasis on verse 12)

Try: Treating people with respect for who they are, made in the image of God, extending grace.

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Mark challenged us with Matthew 5:9 yesterday. How can you be a bridge, a peacemaker, in the days ahead?

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Join Mark in contemplating the things we see in the news and how we respond.

Read: Matthew 5 (emphasis on verse 9)

Remember: Your calling as a child of God is to be someone who brings peace to our relationships.

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Don’t be passive! God takes the initiative to love people and He doesn’t give up- just copy Him.

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To follow-up on yesterday’s thought, Alan now gives us greater context and a personal challenge.

Alan shares an encouraging word from 2 Samuel 14:14

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May we shine bright and share the love of God with others this coming week!

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Laurel invites us to wrap up the contemplative journey through the book of Job by basking in the wonder of not knowing everything.

Read: Job 42:1-5

May you see God this week as you learn to bask in wonder.

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May we be known for how much we resemble our gracious, Good Father. #gpcofc

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Alan shares an encouraging thought that grew out of a reading from Thursday Morning Prayer.

Read: Psalm 29

Remember: Our circumstances are not too much for God!