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We are a curious community that is smitten with God’s goodness

Shining a light on truth, learning to love and to be His light

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BE

By learning to be we broaden our perspective, lift the veil of self, and create the environment to tap into the divine within us. We learn to be still and know God and create the space to feel His presence in our day to day life. We discover the truth that we are all of one creation.

HIS

Being His is understanding the truth about who we are, why we were created, and our mission during this life on earth. We stand firm in our deepest identity in the image and likeness of God. Living as beloved sons and daughters, not stuck in our brokenness. We live in truth.

LIGHT

God is counting on us to be His Light and current day advocates. Our lives can bring the message of hope to others. We give away the gifts we have been given to others, participating in grace. We are created for a unique purpose and bring that to our world.

“Let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think”

Romans 12:2

Latest from the Goodness Blog

When My Soul Is Thirsty

There are seasons in life when words come easily, and there are seasons when they don’t. Seasons when faith feels steady and close, and others when, like the psalmist in Psalm 42, all I can do is acknowledge the thirst. “As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, my…

The Power of Friendliness

The world seems smaller than ever. Through the internet, social media, and smartphones, we are constantly connected with people from different cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs. While this can sometimes create tension, it also presents an extraordinary opportunity for Christians to witness to the Gospel. In such a connected world, the virtue of friendliness, often called…

The Flow of Forgiveness

We can only forgive others at the depth we know we ourselves the need to be forgiven. Not in a self‑deprecating way, not in shame, but in the honest recognition of our human condition, fragile, limited, and living in a world still laboring under sin and death. Sirach names the tension plainly: “Wrath and anger…

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