The apostle Paul thought he had religion all figured out. Turns out, he’d built a rigid set of beliefs that did not serve him or others. He had to let it go.

God keeps track of the times we wake up tossing and turning in the night.

We’ve been thinking about the theme this week - how to find our own rhythm when it comes to how we seek God.

A nose and an elbow function very differently, and the same is true when it comes to your spiritual practices.

Saul assumes David will fit in his armor, but he doesn’t

Back in the day, Elijah was tired and discouraged. He felt like his nation had turned against him.

Jesus didn’t do everything. But at the end of his life he felt like he’d done the right things.

Giving ourselves as offerings to God isn’t about shame or even obedience as much as about being who we are and delighting in being part of what God is doing in the world.

Sometimes (like now) we go about sowing our seeds while weeping…

This is the blessing that the congregation prayed all together over our gathered kids yesterday.

There have been so many words this week. Today, let’s just treat ourselves to a song. Listen in to be renewed.

Caring for ourselves as we prepare for the long months of activism.

Today is a perfect day to work on a breathing exercise to release anxiety!

This is the prayer that Katy White prayed over our church and our nation in the Sunday service.

God is angry at injustice and oppression and evil

These things I have spoken to you so that in Me you may have peace. In the world’s systems of oppression you have tribulation, but take courage; I have overcome the world. - John 16:33

It’s our anger that motivates us toward political action. But it’s also our anger that burns us out.

It’s so, so easy to slip into contempt as the election draws near.

When the people of Israel started to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem 600 years before Christ, it seemed like it would take forever.

Liz Roy made two insightful comments yesterday during the panel conversation about how she’d handle it if the elections don’t go her way.