Acts 2 in Edmond, OK

A Reading & Reflection from Morgan Jones:
In Western society, especially post-Enlightenment, we tend to limit our definition of knowledge to that which can be reasoned and confirmed by our minds. But knowledge comes from many sources. Pastor Mark alluded to one source of knowledge in his sermon on Sunday. He said “what begins as an uneasy feeling is often supported later with reason.” Sometimes our body understands what is going on, long before our brain registers the truth.

A Reading and Reflection by Courtney Blacksten:
Did you know you make around 35,000 decisions each day? Some decisions are small, like getting out of bed or hitting snooze, eating eggs and toast for breakfast or just coffee. Other decisions are bigger, like who you spend your time with, how do you respond when you’re angry, or whether or not to go along with what everyone else is doing.

A Reading & Reflection from Madelyn Thane:
Your body is your friend. Like any friend you have known your whole life, your relationship with your body has likely had its ups and downs. There have been moments when you have done incredible things together, moments when you have felt pain and frustration, and moments when you have struggled to trust it at all. Still, your body is a gift from God, and one that we can easily take for granted.