Our most-read opinions of 2025
What Presbyterians were thinking — and wrestling with — in 2025.
What Presbyterians were thinking — and wrestling with — in 2025.
Among lessons of Bondi Beach is Hanukkah's eternal lesson that there is more light to be found than we imagine.
Hunter Steinitz remembers the day her church's choir sang carols with a beloved member on hospice — and how music became family, worship and farewell all at once. Music binds the church together, she writes.
Walter Canter offers a month-by-month prayer for ordinary frustrations, unexpected joys and the sacred reminders.
From sanctuary efforts in the ‘80s to Trump’s latest deportation efforts, Chicago’s faith leaders lean into commitment to immigrants.
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Karie Charlton offers a reflection on embodied faith, music and mindful breathing.
Teri McDowell Ott invites us to rest in Christ’s tender and healing presence in a weary world. Through Jesus, nothing lies beyond redemption.
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
Matthew 2:13-23 reveals the shadow side of Christmas, where Christ enters real-world suffering with God’s promise, presence and hope, writes Philip Gladden.
Rosalind Banbury argues that the story of the widow in Mark 12 reveals God’s deep concern for the vulnerable, exposing unjust systems while embracing generosity and justice.
Discover “Theology of Hip-Hop,” a new podcast exploring how artists’ lyrics reveal faith, justice and God’s presence in hip-hop culture.
Entering the new year with more questions than answers? You’re not alone. This prayer by Karie Charlton offers a path toward hope, peace and renewal.
Discover the grace found in smallness. "Lost, Hidden, Small" invites us to follow Jesus not through striving, but through trust, surrender and delight, writes Amy Pagliarella.
In this prayer, John Wurster repeatedly calls, ‘Come, Lord Jesus,’ inviting Christ’s presence, justice, love and hope into every corner of our lives and the life of the church.
Chris Burton explores how Ka’s music uncovers beauty, truth and divinity in the hardest corners of life.
Discover the titles that most engaged Presbyterian Outlook readers, from theology and memoir to devotionals and cultural commentary.
The Lilly Endowment grants Austin Seminary $10 million to engage high school and college students in vocational exploration.
Ghost Ranch and the Presbyterian Foundation join local and state groups to protect Northern New Mexico land, water and wildlife.
Preparing for ICE agents' presence in the city, an interfaith coalition shared best practices for dealing with law enforcement at houses of worship.
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
Presbyterians once resisted Christmas splendor. So what changed? John Wurster digs into Matthew 1:18-25 and the names that reveal who Jesus is.
Three presbyteries and the Synod of Boriquén will partner to host commissioners and others who will gather for the historic assembly.
This Advent prayer by Tracy Davenport guides readers toward forgiveness, peace and holy attentiveness.
Union Presbyterian Seminary has received a $10 million grant to deliver congregation-embedded leadership development in partnership with Eastern Mennonite Seminary and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.