Rise is a series designed to offer our Seedbed community a rich theological reflection to dwell on upon waking. Drink deeply from the well of His resurrection and the wealth of the Church.
Rise is a series designed to offer our Seedbed community a rich theological reflection to dwell on upon waking. Drink deeply from the well of His resurrection and the wealth of the Church.
Rise is a series designed to offer our Seedbed community a rich theological reflection to dwell on upon waking. Drink deeply from the well of His resurrection and the wealth of the Church.
Rise is Seedbed’s early morning devotional series. It’s a glimpse of first light, a companion to your first cup of coffee, something to dwell on as you begin the day. This week features short readings from some of the Easter hymns of Charles Wesley.
Rise is Seedbed’s early morning devotional series. It’s a glimpse of first light, a companion to your first cup of coffee, something to dwell on as you begin the day. This week features short readings from some of the Easter hymns of Charles Wesley.
Rise is Seedbed’s early morning devotional series. It’s a glimpse of first light, a companion to your first cup of coffee, something to dwell on as you begin the day. This week features short readings from some of the Easter hymns of Charles Wesley.
Rise is Seedbed’s early morning devotional series. It’s a glimpse of first light, a companion to your first cup of coffee, something to dwell on as you begin the day. This week features short readings from some of the Easter hymns of Charles Wesley.
Rise is Seedbed’s early morning devotional series. It’s a glimpse of first light, a companion to your first cup of coffee, something to dwell on as you begin the day. This week features short readings from some of the Easter hymns of Charles Wesley.
A church in Arkansas is helping people meet material needs, while rebuilding community through cross-generational relationships. Check out this growing and innovative ministry of cultivation.
People of faith who care about God’s creation face a dilemma: how do we clean our homes without hurting the planet? Fortunately, there’s plenty of green cleaning products out there today and the concept of homemade cleaning products is becoming easier and more common. (you’ll save money while exposing yourself to fewer harmful chemicals!) In honor of Earth Day, author and co-founder of Blessed Earth, Nancy Sleeth, shares her top ten spring cleaning tips for saving time, money, and God’s green earth.
In this week’s Saturday Evening Post, J.D. Walt offers an encouragement, a resource and an invitation to a Sabbath Challenge.
Rise is a series designed to offer our Seedbed community a rich theological reflection to dwell on upon waking. Drink deeply from the well of His resurrection and the wealth of the Church.
