I believe these travelers who arrive carrying only small bundles of meager possessions, their children clinging to hems and sleeves for safety, are not feared because they are a threat to our sovereignty and security. Instead, I believe, too many people fear the caravans and the sojourners because they are forced to confront the consequences of actions taken in their names.
A campus pastor reflects on the gift of service experienced through an intentional Episcopal Service Corp program
In this review we tease out the conversation between Rachel Held Evans’ Inspired and Eugene Peterson’s Eat This Book
We ask God to help us overcome everything within us that divides us from God and each other—yes, even from our own true selves.
We wrap up our series on church planting in this fifth installment peering ahead to see where all this leave us as we assess the challenges and opportunities for church planting in the Episcopal Church?
Or, What They Never Told You About Advent in Sunday School
Jim Friedrich, who blogs at the Religious Imagineer has put together these intercessions for use during the season of Advent.
A response to the death of John Allen Chau on Sentinel island. Instead of discussing the motives and morality of the slain missionary the author focuses on what the progressive Christian church can learn from this sad affair.
The truth may not matter much to us—but it does matter to Jesus, who is himself the Truth. And so, everyone who “belongs to the truth listens to his voice.”