Theology is not learned simply by listening to it — but by singing it, speaking it, and embodying it in worship.

We continue to work the soil in the same way, insisting it produce. We churn it up and plant our “this is how we’ve always

For every mother who is being celebrated, there’s another who is deep in grief. For every mother at a family brunch, there’s another who sits

What was happening to the writer who first sang “Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen? Nobody knows but Jesus.”

I offer you a moment to breathe. Ruach. A moment to practice. A moment not to drown out the noise, but to live within it.

This is the fifth shutdown since our family moved to the DC area in 2006. Some have been more eventful than others, but each difficult

Can we ever develop a holistic vision where DEI is simply a way of being in this world and existing with one another?

“Who are your workers and what do they carry with them emotionally and spiritually into worship?” I frequently ask pastors and worship leaders this question