I believe voting is something that serious Christians take very seriously.
I believe voting is something that serious Christians take very seriously.
We’re going to receive the Postlude as a postlude, rather than sitting and just listening. We’ll rise and visit and head down to Fellowship Hall together while Monica plays.
It’s important to recognize past trauma as you prepare for what’s next, whether you felt deeply affected at the time or not. It’s how we move on.
Service workers should think of us helpful. How can they do that if we’ve heaped abuse on them for things that are often out of their control?
The poetry of scripture is a wonderful reminder to look at the world outside of our own lenses. The way poets frame the world is often different from our day-to-day experience.
It was in my outline, roman numeral “V,” just as I’d written it. And each week, on my way into the pulpit, I take my outline and throw it away. I want to leave room for the Spirit to move.
Looking back over our Lenten season and our Easter celebrations, I’m proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish.
An interesting life is one that has a mix of stability and chaos. Turning off and turning on again can be the key to a great reset and rejuvenation.
We should consider that justice and peace are linked forever in the work of Jesus. It’s not always comfortable work, but it’s very important.
Jesus didn’t say we have to all think the same way all the time. But he certainly would have a lot to say about how we communicate in 2021.