“But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, 28 bless those who curse you, pray for those who mis

Psalm 110 can seem confusing, to say the least; not only is it confusing in ecclesial circles, but scholars have scratched their heads, too.

The circular shape of the Advent wreath symbolizes God’s infinite love for us –never-ending, just like the true Light of the World, Jesus

In this Christmas season, let us remember Christ who was born into the world that was created to praise and may we lift our voices…

So whatever season you are in (Ecclesiastes 3:1-13), start with praise and gratitude. Let this year be the year that we make an intentional

A Christmas reflection for Sunday, December 31st by Jillian Evans Lectionary reading for 12/31/2023: Isaiah 61:10-62:3,Psalm...

God places a high value on wisdom.  And the awesome thing is, is that God desires to give it to those who want it (me, Lord, pick me!). 

In Matthew 12:46-50, I see Jesus in a similar situation. Surrounded by His disciples, His family seeks His attention.

A Christmas reflection for Thursday, December 28th by The Rev. Lauren Scott Lectionary reading for 12/27/2023:Psalm 148; Jeremiah...

Where is the Divine calling you to flip “accepted” power on its head? How are you being asked to redefine what is mighty?

These few days between Christmas and New Year’s Day are among my most treasured all year.

Mary shows us the power of yes, and also what to do after God uses and answers our yes.

An Advent Reflection for Christmas Eve by Rev. Alicia Vela Anderson Lectionary reading for 012/24/2023: 2 Samuel 7:1-11,2 Samuel...

An Advent reflection for Saturday, December 23rd by Melanie Myatt Lectionary reading for 12/23/2023: Psalm 89:1-4,19-26; Judges 13:2-24;...

An Advent reflection for Friday, December 22nd by Seanna Wong Lectionary reading for 12/22/2023: Psalm 89:1-4, 19-26; 2 Samuel 6:12-19;...

Psalm 89: The Psalmist is starting with a call to give honor and praise to God with your mouth to sing. When was the last time you had a pra

Psalm 125-This passage comes from Psalms that are known as songs of ascents. Jews sang them as they ascended the hill to Jerusalem.

“Tell me what can I give you? Ask me for anything”. These words come from Elijah but, I can’t help but picture them as from the Savior to me

But the reality is, no matter the season, following God can be an exercise in perseverance, conviction, courage and fortitude.

It’s the Holy Spirit, the same Spirit that was on Jesus and raised Jesus from the dead, that empowers us for ministry