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Friends, welcome back to Ancient Truth for the Modern Heart!! I am thrilled you are here once again! This week we look further into God's beginnings...into freedom, justice, and peace. This week we look at hoe Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s actions and his own convitcions in his faith an in humans led him to remind us that action is not the absence of peace, and faith and love may yet be found, even in suffering. Please offer a moment of pause to remember this important work toward equality and justice. May we remember Dr. King's words as injustice and oppression are yet present and active. Be safe, my friends, and be well.

Scripture:

Genesis 1:1-5

Amos 5:24

Matthew 5:9

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Welcome, friends, to Ancient Truth for the Modern Heart! In this week's installment of our "In the Beginning...Again" series, we're having a look at some familiar fishermen who found a new road when they chose to follow a man who stepped into their boat. Simon Peter, Andrew, James, and John. The balance of their overnight struggle to catch fish had left their nets empty, and suddenly Jesus fills them. It is not about obedience, but about trust that Simon Peter puts down his net again. His reaction is not one of celebration, but of humility. This is one of the greatest lessons of all: within the struggle, God is present. That struggle, in that moment when all seems as though it was not worth the work, God shows us a new beginning...a new path. God bless you all, my friends. Love one another and speak hope from your heart.

Scripture:

Luke 5:1-11

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Greetings, All!

Thank you for joining once again and for listening to Ancient Truth for the Modern Heart! Here in week 2 of our "In the Beginning...Again" series, we are exploring words from the prophet Isaiah. What we witness here is that God offers yet another call out of a darkness of sorts; one that repeats over and over again. Not the same as in Genesis, but a human darkness...a place of hurt and a place of loss. The words "But Now" offer a new beginning, because all the pain and struggle that came before...all of it was about to change with two simple words. Sometimes we all need a "but now," and my friends I tell you truly: we are in this together. Let your light shine brightly, and see that others shine as well. He has called You by name! You are loved!!

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