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Ken considers an unexciting day of the week, when it’s just another Tuesday, and the world is getting you down. We meet the disciples after Jesus has been resurrected, as they are fishing, believing that the remarkable part of their lives is now over.

Because sometimes things don’t end the way you want them to. Sometimes they just end.

But sometimes when you think that you’ve been forgotten, you can discover an unbelievable amount of love. Sometimes a Tuesday doesn’t have to be just another Tuesday.

John 21:1-14


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In the story of Doubting Thomas, Ken feels that Thomas gets a bad rap. He’s not asking for anything extra, all he asks for is what everyone else already got. He wants the same resurrection experience as everyone else.

“How many times in the life of our faith do we feel like everyone else is experiencing a resurrection life, and we are missing out?”

John 20:19-31


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What dwells in your heart? Seriously, ask yourself that question today.

Sometimes it feels like we’re just playing 20 Questions with ourselves to figure out who we really are.

Luke 24:36-48


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The distance between Good Friday and Easter is waiting for us, because we know the end. But for the disciples and Jesus’ followers, it was just pain and loss.

But when they get to the tomb, they don’t find what they were looking for. Their plans of grieving are interrupted by by an amazing Word of God.

Luke 24:1-12


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What sticks out to today’s core value to Ken is the word “prayer.” But that’s a word that can cause a bit of a freak out. It’s the thing that we talk about all the time - and also the thing we DON’T want to talk about in depth.

Mark 10:35-45


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Jesus was asked ‘Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?’ His answer to that question creates a guide for this week’s core value: what it means to embody Christ.

Luke 7:18-23


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