by Rachel Frugé | Nov 8, 2018 | Blog
Amy: So I’m going to cut out alcohol for a while and see about eating cleaner and see if that helps me feel less anxious and depressed. Therapist: OR we could get down to the root issues of your negative self-talk because you never feel like you’re enough and are...
by Angie Nitz | Nov 1, 2018 | Blog
I don’t regret many things about my son’s first six years of life, but lately I’ve been thinking that maybe we should have named him “Thomas”, as he seems to be giving “Doubting Thomas” a run for his money in the questioning department! One recent example of our...
by Pastor Beto Alzate | Oct 25, 2018 | Blog
Aprendí esta frase en mi país desde muy pequeño, no la entendí hasta hace unos años cuando me senté a reflexionar acerca de ella. Antes decía “el fin justifica los medios” como si fuera una afirmación, que más bien era una justificación. Pero cuando lo pensé mejor,...
by Pastor Beto Alzate | Oct 25, 2018 | Blog
“The ends justify the means.” I learned this phrase in my country from a young age, but I didn’t understand it until a few years ago when I sat to reflect on it. Before, I had said that phrase as if it were an affirmation, or even better said, a...
by Pastor Tom Zucconi | Oct 18, 2018 | Blog
Words mean things. At least they’re supposed to. Take for example Jesus’ teaching in Matthew chapter 5. This is the chapter which contains “the Beatitudes,” the well-known, pithy sayings of Christ which begin his famous Sermon on the Mount: “Blessed are the …. .” The...
by Haley Davisson | Oct 11, 2018 | Blog
Have you ever walked into a place and thought to yourself, “I belong here”? I have. I remember it very clearly, I walked into Holy Cross after a tough weekend and started to think about all of the people I have come to love at church and here in Dallas. I smiled to...
by Megan Armendariz | Oct 4, 2018 | Blog
From Mark 9, “…[The disciples] did not understand the saying and were afraid to ask Him.” I can’t recall the number of times before GPS or since when I was lost while driving or riding a bike in an unknown place. That’s not to say I am excellent with directions, but...
by Rachel Frugé | Sep 11, 2018 | Blog
I have experienced the goodness of God. My husband and I married 8 years ago this summer. There is much that could be said about our first 6 years of marriage and where we have been, but that’s a story for another day, so, I’ll fast forward to the weekend of July 4,...
by Pastor Tom Zucconi | Sep 5, 2018 | Blog
Serious question for you: how do you keep your house clean? Are you able to afford a cleaning service? If you have kids, do they help? (Ha Ha Ha). Do you split the chores with your spouse or do you find yourself basically doing most of it? Heck, maybe you enjoy it;...
by Haley Davisson | Aug 30, 2018 | Blog
If you asked me, “Haley, describe yourself life in one word.” New would be my answer. I have a new second job at Central Market. I am working with new people in a new environment. I’m balancing two jobs instead of one. I am doing new ministry. I have new hours. I am...
