…where I can be a postage stamp, persistently stuck to a task that needs to be done to bring maybe some joy or happiness or light into someone else’s life when they need it most
Eighty-one percent of white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump. Will the pearl of our gospel turn out to be plastic?
After what for me was a very disheartening presidential election, it was a joy to find on Facebook this morning several posts from Church leaders.
Shorter days mean darker mornings, and less certainty when discerning the message of prophets for today.
Perhaps God is calling us to open our spirits and minds to release the fear that we have fallen into, and allow that new creation to take root within our own stony hearts. That’s the first place this new creation can start.
We can bite back against all that consumes and destroys the life-giving properties of our sacred lands.
by Linda McMillan Luke 20:27-38 2 Maccabees 7 Some Sadducees, those who say there is no resurrection, came to Jesus and asked him
by Linda Ryan Luke 16:9-15 Money. No matter where you look, you run into something related to money. It pays for not only the
Revelation opens our eyes to the fact that there’s something more powerful and dangerous than earthly tyrants.
out of the depth of our oneness with Christ, we also must speak, act, write, and sing. We will not do it perfectly, not by a long shot. We will have lots of flaws and opaque bits. But even so, perhaps we will be windows to God’s astounding love.