Photo credit: Ricardo Gomez Angel, used with permission via Unsplash Let’s begin this morning’s exploration of scripture with the passage...

In these days of turmoil, God’s grace meets us where we are and empowers us to be both humble and bold, in the name of Jesus.

The Body of Christ lives out love for the well-being of all people

Photo credit: Ales Krevec, used with permission via Unsplash Scripture: Then Jesus, filled with the power of the Spirit, returned to...

Grounded in Christ, empowered by the Spirit, we engage the work that is ours to do in the world.

In the waters of baptism, we find our identity with and in Christ, grounded in a community of mutuality and sharing.

The prophets look to what God is doing in the world. Always, God is bringing new life for a new day. Let’s begin every day there.

Photo credit: Aaron Wilson, used with permission via Unsplash On this first Sunday after Christmas, we sit on the cusp of the new year. ...

In the ache of our world, God enters into the lowest places, comes alongside the most vulnerable, and makes God’s home there.

With the angel, Mary proclaims that God is turning the world rightside up. With Mary, will you say “yes” to being turned rightside up?

In the clamor of the world, God gives us a holy hush – quiet to listen and watch for God’s tender mercy setting the whole world free.

When we choose to live lives of gratitude, generosity, and sharing, it is a radical subversive act.

Photo credit: Eberhard Grossgasteiger, used with permission via Unsplash Rev. Dvera Hadden, preaching: On this lovely, crisp autumn day I...

Photo credit: Tijs van Leur, used with permission via Unsplash To listen to the sermon, you can click here. We find Ruth and Naomi this...

In the Communion of the Saints, Christ is alive and at work in the world, doing so much more than eye can see or ear can hear.

God creates us for life in community and accompanies us so that, in a changing world, even in calamity, we can find our way to life.

At the Welcome Table, Jesus invites us all, the deep need of the world becomes clear, and Jesus says to us, You give them something to eat.

Anyone I have talked with in the last few weeks about our second scripture lesson for this morning has at least winced when they heard...

Jesus gathers us in and sends us out, insisting that we create home for each other along the way.

A sower went out to sow: In the work we do, the life of Christ comes alive in us.