Tag: Compassionate Justice

Creativity

I was recently talking with my sister-in-law in Georgia about her search for a new church. She likes the high church liturgy, but she wants a church where she

Changing Our Perspective

Today as we begin, I want to invite you to use your imaginations. Close your eyes and imagine yourself walking along Marietta Ave. If that does not seem possible

Parable of the Sower

The Parable of the Sower is one of my favorite parables. In fact, I asked it to be used for my grandfather’s funeral as he had grown up on

Grain or Chaff?

On Wednesday, I had to go out, but I had the privilege of deciding when I went. So when I looked out, and it was raining, I decided to

Revealing What Is Hidden

As we begin today, let’s start with a bit of Bible study, as some of you may have been surprised by the scripture choice of Sirach 42:15-22. This book

Sophia

I just finished reading a book called “The Night Watchman” by Louise Erdrich Which is a historical fiction piece about the congressional 1953 “Termination Resolution” that made American Indians

Seeds of Life

Last week I preached about the ground and humility and I felt that I got a dose of humility as that sermon did not flow like it normally does.

Serving God

So this week, I could go on at length about the problems of the world. As we were hit by a cyberattack, which not only overwhelmed our email system

Loving & Obeying

If you don’t know this about me, the word “obey” has negative connotations to me. I was raised in a house, yes, I said house, not a home, Because

Love As Our Guide

How did you learn what love is? Who helped you to learn this? For the first century hearers of our scripture, the answer was probably through the stories of
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