Pastor’s Corner

“For everything created by God is good, and nothing is to be rejected when received with thanksgiving,” (1 Timothy 4:4). In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it’s easy to overlook the small moments that bring us joy.

Jessie's Corner

He [Jesus] was supreme in the beginning and – leading the resurrection parade – he is supreme in the end. From beginning to end, he’s there, towering far above everything, everyone. So spacious is he, so roomy, that everything of God finds its proper place in him without crowding.

Prairie Doc Perspective

“Lack of activity destroys the good condition of every human being while movement and methodical physical exercise saves and preserves it”. Plato said that some 2300 years ago. It is not news to anyone that moving the body is the best way to stay healthy.

Bite-Size Wellness

with Shannon DuboisThe new year often ushers in a wave of selfreflection. We may tend to focus most on what we lack, what we need to fix, and the resolutions we must make to improve ourselves.

Grace-filled New Year

A New Year has always been a time of excitement and wonder for many of us. It is New Year 2025! What will it bring, new beginning, hope, renewal, blessings, prosperity? God’ s grace and blessings is abundant.

Stay in the Valley!

Then [the man] said to me, “This river flows east through the desert into the Jordan Valley, where it enters the Dead Sea. The waters of this stream will heal the salty waters of the Dead Sea and make them fresh and pure. Everything that touches the water of this river will live….

Bite-Size Wellness Column with Shannon Dubois Debuts

Dear Reader, today we bring you the first installment of a brand new column, Bite-Size Wellness with Shannon Dubois. We are excited to welcome Shannon to the Native Sun family and to learn new ways to make progress on the journey to wellness we must all take.

Bite-Size Wellness

As the clock strikes midnight [this] week and the confetti falls, we’re all filled with hope and determination. New Year’s resolutions are a classic tradition, a fresh start, a chance to reinvent ourselves.

Prairie Doc Perspective

Most of my family dreads the thought of going to a museum with me. It really doesn’t matter what the museum is, or how interested they might be in the subject, they’d prefer to do something, perhaps anything, else.I recognize that I am the problem. I love museums.

Prairie Doc Perspective

The human body is composed of a typical pattern of anatomy, yet every structure varies in form from person to person. For example, humans develop with a standard set of defined muscles, yet the shape and mass of each muscle var i es si g n i f i can t l y among individual s .