The Lord is calling us By Mark A. Vincenti 4/2/2020 What is it that you are calling us to? Something ancient, yet something new. Radically jolting, yet refreshing too. Laying down earth connections And drawing hearts to You. We’ve been Read more
Hubris of Humanity By: Mark A. Vincenti Penned: 3/19/2020 Lord, I’m troubled. The hubris of humanity frightens me. We are tiny life forms floating on a speck of dust in the massive vastness of the universe Cruising through the cosmos Read more
Lord, We’ve Never Been This Way Before By: Mark A. Vincenti Penned: 3/23/2020 Lord, we’ve never been this way before. The world has changed in a day, it seems, And we don’t really know what it means But things Read more
Coronavirus: A Prayer for Ministers By Mark A. Vincenti Penned: 3/20/2020 Jesus be our peace. Not just from the stressful news of night Or the viral arrow that flies by day But in the midst of panic in deep places Read more
Prayer & Social Distancing: 2 Helpful Thoughts. I am no prophet, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Oxford Dictionary’s word of the year for 2020 ends up being “social distancing.” Widespread concern about the COVID-19 has forced us to Read more
COVID-19 Coronavirus What was a joke on social media just a day or two ago has suddenly become something quite serious. Travel bans are in effect, quarantines are being mandated, public events are being canceled, schools and universities are extending Read more
This week, I finished my time as the youth pastor at College Park Church in Huntington, Indiana. It has been a remarkable time of growth as a minister, as well as a person of faith. We raised our kids here Read more
This week, I had the privilege of celebrating my 20th anniversary with the love of my life. I’ve been blessed for two decades to be married to a person whose character is marked by integrity, authenticity, sincerity, and wisdom. I am thankful she is Read more
In the last post, I shared the story about my 5-year-old son’s unashamed willingness to don pink floaters in order to go swimming in Lake Michigan with his siblings and cousins and how his indifference to color got me thinking. Today I Read more
My five year old, Carver is colorblind in the best sense of that word. Let me tell you what I mean and then tell you about the lesson God drove home in my heart as I sat on the beach a few weeks ago during the waning days of summer break.