
Dusting off Barmen or Good News for Neo-Nazis
This summer I began as the interim pastor of my church. For the evening sermons we’ve been working through Our World Belongs to God along
This summer I began as the interim pastor of my church. For the evening sermons we’ve been working through Our World Belongs to God along
by Kate Kooyman Remember a week ago, when the President was threatening nuclear war? (Doesn’t that feel like a long time ago?) I was stunned
I’ve given my professional life to words. I believe deeply in their significance and their power. And in the theological imperative to use them carefully,
Probably no single person has gained more from Donald Trump’s surprising victory in last November’s election than Stephen Colbert. And unlike white supremacists, Trump resorts,
by Daniel Meeter In the second congregation I pastored, one in Ontario, there was a thermostat on the wall of the hallway that led to
by Chris Jacobsen Today I am beginning a sermon series on the sacraments. We’ll be examining baptism this week and next week, and then we’ll
This past Monday, I peered into the humming center of the universe. I’m talking about Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California. One of my offspring
The news from Salt Lake City is not particularly comforting if you’re Mormon. One of the mighty has fallen, a saint from the inmost circle
It’s mid-August, which for many of you might mean fresh tomatoes from the garden, green beans to snap and stock in the freezer, corn ripening
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