Citizens of the Kingdom
Jennifer Holberg is away today. We welcome Chad Pierce. The world feels like it is in a rough spot right now. This past week has
Jennifer Holberg is away today. We welcome Chad Pierce. The world feels like it is in a rough spot right now. This past week has

Twelve things I saw preaching through the Acts of the Apostles, chapters ten to fifteen This past summer, Sophie (my wife and co-pastor) and I

A week ago Sunday night I sat on the front porch and watched the moon as it rose, full and bright. Clouds came and went
by Liz Niehoff O God, our maker and source of comfort and stability, in times of great waiting, tumult, and uncertainty, we come before you

Lines Composed in an Autumn Reverie, on Visiting the Japanese Garden one Friday Afternoon, October 2015. Chrysanthemums Huddled

There has never been a great movie about John Brown. Seriously, hard as it is to believe, no one has ever done a blockbuster about
Last week in New York City prior to the Pope’s arrival there was momentary buzz around a rat and a piece of pizza. As a
A couple weeks ago I was one of the speakers at Why Christian?, a conference curated by Rachel Held Evans and Nadia Bolz-Weber. Eleven women that Nadia

There are at least three times in life when we are not in control of what our faces look like (and when, if we could