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“Why stop at three?” This was the question a Jewish religious scholar raised about a set of essays on the Trinity. It’s been many years
You may wish to read my earlier post, God is/is not Conservative It’s only fairly recently that “liberal” became a bad word in the United
Conservative. It’s such a loaded term these days. Every blog. Every sermon. Every prayer. Every comment. Every word is run through the conservative-liberal detecto-meter. We
“We worshipped Jesus instead of following him on his same path. We made Jesus into a mere religion instead of a journey toward union with
Anticipation has been growing. The excitement is almost palpable. Yes, it is true. Back despite absolutely no popular demand, for the fourth time, here is
This summer we’ve been preaching on food, meals, and banquets in the Bible. What comes to your mind? What stories and passages would you include?
“Hey, could you help me put together some key verses about women in leadership in the church, and maybe too, how to answer some of
If you’re of a certain age, (or possibly any age?) you can’t hear the story of Zacchaeus without breaking into song. Zacchaeus was a wee
Yesterday was Pentecost, meaning that this coming Sunday is known as Trinity Sunday. I used to make fun of Trinity Sunday. Exactly what event are
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