A faithful presence of love in the absences of our city.
February 24, 2022 by Justin Edgar
"We fail to remember that God is as the Psalmist describes: an abundant fountain, a river of delights, a full house, a radiant light. The Psalmist knows God never operates out of scarcity. Where we must begin with Deeper is recognizing the ever flowing depths of the fountain of God. He is living water, because it is always abundant and always flowing. Scarcity mindset keeps us from going deeper, because we are afraid the safety net either isn’t there or doesn’t go deep enough. We won’t risk, because we can’t. We can’t possibly risk such things. There might not be anything left. There might not be any left for me. We are all like Goldilocks lamenting lost porridge, broken chairs, and occupied beds. But God always has room and always makes room. He is an overflowing fountain."...
February 17, 2022 by Emily Spare
Abiding through the fall at City Pres meant holding on for dear life to your life preserver ring hoping the other side of the rope is attached to the rescue boat, continually clinging, continually waiting. But abiding in the new year at City Pres is what I think we’re being called into: “Deeper.” ...
February 28, 2014 | Category: Uncategorized
There are some great things that I've noticed about churches over the last few months, things that made the experiences so positive at each place. First off, just as Christ loved us unconditionally, the people at these churches have loved me unconditionally. Secondly, the more I got involved, the closer I became with everyone. And lastly, seeing love in action in these ...
Keep ReadingFebruary 3, 2014 | Category: Uncategorized | Tags: Cru, college, UNM
When we think about sending off our children to the college campus there is usually one emotion that takes over: FEAR. We have all read the statistics and heard the stories of young people who were raised in a solid home go off to college only to forget about God. Even in the face of all that the college campus is about, God is doing something to reach this next generation...
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