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Why Holy Week?
Every Sunday I remind us all that worship is an offering we make to God, which is why worship must be participatory, not passive. What
March 13, 2013
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Every Sunday I remind us all that worship is an offering we make to God, which is why worship must be participatory, not passive. What
Lenten Questions, Week 4 Instructions: Use these questions, some or all, as you seek to understand how the Biblical story forms your faithful identity.
Instructions: Use these questions, some or all, as you seek to understand how the Biblical story forms your faithful identity. Each Sunday, you will have
She came into my office once years ago; I don’t remember why, but I do remember what. She wanted to tell me the story of
Stupidity–doing the same thing twice while expecting different results–we all know that definition, even as we succumb to its allure. Naturally it’s easier to recognize
Genesis 15:1-18 This is not Abram’s first encounter with God, nor is it the first time God promises to make a great nation of Abram.
Deuteronomy 26:1-11 Moses’ words aren’t really meant for those who actually left slavery in Egypt, but for their descendants. Why, then, does Moses insist that
Jesus is led into temptation—that story always worries and fascinates me—but the story of his temptation explains how it is that he is “tempted
The Greeters are set up outside the Narthex entrance to the church so they can greet everyone as they arrive. They are also there to
Background: The Bible is meant to be the story of God’s people, but how would we describe its impact on our lives? Today’s scripture emphasizes the
