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From Steve – March I

From Steve – March I

by | Mar 1, 2026 | From Steve

Dear Friend, As meteorological spring begins on March 1, we welcome a season marked not just by a change on the calendar, but by a quiet transformation unfolding all around us. The cold grip of winter loosens, daylight stretches a little longer each evening, and the...
From Steve – February II

From Steve – February II

by | Feb 15, 2026 | From Steve

Dear Friend, We are living in a time when voices are loud, lines are drawn, and uncertainty seems to touch nearly every corner of our world. Differences—political, cultural, and theological—can feel sharper than ever. In moments like these, the question before us is...
From Steve – February I

From Steve – February I

by | Feb 1, 2026 | From Steve

Dear Friend, Ah, yes, the cold winter days—when stepping outside feels like a bold act of courage and your coffee cools faster than your motivation. We’ve all been there: layering up like a human burrito, negotiating with the thermostat, and wondering how your nose...
From Steve – January II

From Steve – January II

by | Jan 15, 2026 | From Steve

Dear Friend, Lately, it feels as though the weight of the world has grown heavier. Many of us carry quiet worries—about the future, about our loved ones, about events beyond our control. The constant uncertainty can stir anxiety in our hearts and leave us feeling...
From Steve – February I

From Steve – January I

by | Jan 1, 2026 | From Steve

Dear Friend, A brand-new year is like a fresh notebook—clean pages, sharpened pencils, and endless possibilities waiting to be written. God, in His kindness, gives us these moments not to pressure us, but to remind us that growth is always possible. New Year’s isn’t...
From Steve – December II

From Steve – December II

by | Dec 15, 2025 | From Steve

Dear Friend, The wonder of Christmas is upon us. The navigational star shines and beckons us to follow it until we arrive at the birth of our Savior. I often reflect on the story of “The Little Drummer Boy” and ponder what the night that changed history looked like...