Rev. William E. W. Robinson wonders, how is it possible to be “in” the Spirit?
"Our disabled bodies do not make us heroes, nor are we tragedies, but we hold within us the truth of the human experience: pain and joy dwell together. We are Good Friday and Easter, tomb and resurrection."
Jenny McDevitt reflects that hope finds a way; that creation hasn’t given up on us yet, despite overwhelming rationale for doing so; that, while it may be too late to fix everything, we can still fix some things.
"There is a beauty when everything is in its correct place and we move from A to B. But that’s not how life works. I’m pretty sure that’s not how God works either."
In this last interview, Cannon articulates a thought, quoting Morrison: “there is always ‘a before’ that makes a beginning possible.” This afternoon, I charge you to re-member by recalling the “before” that makes this day possible.
The final scene of the 2004 film “The Passion of the Christ” – that moment when (spoiler alert!) Christ emerged from the..
God of Holy Anger, We are grateful to belong to a God who has demonstrated a robust emotional life. We confess that..
As I write this, my husband is cooking dinner. That’s a word I’m still getting used to — not “cooking,” Christopher loves..
Even before the pandemic, I started recording and sharing a short video each week for our congregation to introduce Sunday’s Scripture and..
I work with a lot of clients right now on how to persevere, even when hope is hard to find. Where do..
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