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Have you ever attended a seder?

What does confessing have to do with salvation?  This post is the next installment on the bigger topic of becoming a Christian--being saved.

We're living out our faith through a week of service!You're invited to volunteer in person or virtually any time May 1-7.

For years this museum has been on my bucket list!  We finally checked it out on our way through Sacramento.

I recently joined the local Multi-Faith Council, and it's been quite the eye-opening experience.

My emotions are a tangled mess, and I'm grappling with the fleeting nature of my life as I reflect on a family member's recent diagnosis of a critical illness.

When it comes to praying, have you ever been at a loss for words?  I have.

Would you say that a person has to repent to be saved?  In other words, do you need to be sorry for God to forgive you? 

Join us for the final post on believing, part of the bigger series of posts on salvation.

Do you lay awake at night, wondering if you're a good person?  Or trying to convince yourself that you are?  Or maybe replaying memories, confirming you definitely aren't a good person?

How do you want to be remembered?  

Are you an innie, an outtie, or both?