Five faith facts about Harris pick Tim Walz, a ‘Minnesota Lutheran’ Dad
If elected, Walz would be either the first or second Lutheran vice president of the United States, depending on how you count it.
If elected, Walz would be either the first or second Lutheran vice president of the United States, depending on how you count it.
Dance-pop star Charli XCX started what has become known as 'brat summer.'
In this lesson, children will explore John 6:51-58 and will practice wondering about the big ideas Jesus offers his followers.
How do we know if an argument is worth our time and energy? Elizabeth H. Doolin reflects on Titus 3.
Ephesians 6 reminds us that we are at war against everything preventing us from living in beloved community, writes Ellen Williams Hensle. Fighting that war does not require violence.
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Using clever prose laced with gallows humor, Dudek considers how Sarah and Hagar suffered during the unfolding of these cataclysmic events over which they had absolutely no control. — Michael M. Gibson
Campbell writes chiefly for a Protestant, evangelical audience, reassuring us that our Christian nationalist friends and family can still be “saved,” despite their false doctrines and rank idolatry. — Raymond Roberts
Peterson’s theology of the Holy Spirit begins with the understanding that we live in the age of the Spirit, and there is a growing awareness of and appreciation for spiritual matters. — Philip J. Reed
“A Well-Trained Wife” shows that Tia Levings is more than her trauma; her story is one of self-actualization as she realizes “Maybe it was up to me to save me.” — Amy Pagliarella
Hardwick recently retired as lead pastor of Tri-Cities Church in East Point, Georgia, as he receives ongoing treatment for stage 4 cancer.
Barbara Chaapel offers a variety of directions preachers can take when teaching John 6.
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How does one attain self-control, uprightness or godliness? Eric Nolin wrestles with this question alongside Titus.
The Rev. Dr. John Cleghorn’s new book from Westminster John Knox Press will be available in October.
RNS spoke with writer and director Mitch Hudson, who is also a crew member on 'The Chosen,' about what's next for the new series.
If the greatest commandment is to love God with all our heart, mind and soul, and the second is to love our neighbor as ourselves, then we must stay in community with one another, writes Shani McIlwain.
Micha Boyett has learned that you can’t do it all, and thanks be to God, you don’t have to. She invites parents and others operating in high-achievement “hustle” culture to live into a value system embodied by Jesus and exemplified in the Beatitudes. — Sarah S. Scherschligt
A former moderator reflects on the purpose of General Assembly.
Outlook editor Teri McDowell Ott writes about why the Outlook observes an annual week of shutting down.
The needs of small congregations took central stage in several conversations, including decisions about ordination, curriculum development and shared ministry.
Aaron Stauffer explores a new path to sustainable leadership in the church.
Some news reports have referenced vice presidential candidate JD Vance's apparent association with Catholic Integralism. This leads us to ask: what is Catholic Integralism?
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“It is enough, now, O Lord,” Elijah prays in 1 Kings 19. We can relate, writes Teri McDowell Ott.