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/Lent is the season in which we are most aware of God’s own suffering - both for us and with us.
Read MoreLent is the season in which we are most aware of God’s own suffering - both for us and with us.
Read MoreThis is the simplest of teachings. Love your neighbor as yourself. And yet, it often turns out to be one of the most complicated practices.
Read MoreHypocrisy has been around as long as people have. Jesus used the word hypocrite in the gospels many times. And face it, we’re all prone to hypocrisy all the time.
Read MoreYou seem very angry. I know what it is like to feel angry. You know, you can be angry and think at the same time. Yes you can - you can think right now. I would like you to think about how it would feel if someone pushed you into the toybox. I want you to stop and think before you hurt your brother.
Read MoreWhat is your favorite thing to eat?
Is it good for you?
I love how not only do we pray to God, God also prays for us.
Read MorePlease note: I rarely write directly about current political issues in this blog. Today is an exception, in case you’d rather not go there.
Many of you know that these issues are close to my own heart, after having had a transgender daughter who died of suicide at age 18.
Read MoreI hope you will take a moment to share the names of those through whom God’s love has shined brightly for you.
Read MoreIf faith is to be anything more than a mental exercise, we need to put our faith into action in our lives, with love as the action verb that sets it into motion.
Read MoreI’ve got as many opinions as anyone.
Read MoreI must admit is that I’m exhausted.
Read MoreGuest writer the Rt. Rev. Don Hart finds that hope and love can come from many places.
Read MoreThere is said to be a Chinese curse that says, “May you live in interesting times.”
Read MoreClearly the kind of love Jesus is talking about goes beyond the kind of love we mean when we say we love chocolate or puppies.
Read MoreGod commands that love be the motivation, the inspiration and the expression of our every action, thought and impulse.
Read MoreIt is clear, from all our readings this Sunday that it is not possible to please God without love.
Read MoreWho are the messengers of good news today?
Read Morein Christian community, we must commit to a deep spiritual practice that is not always easy - but, like all disciplines, something we can make a practice of nonetheless - honoring each other in Christ.
Read MoreJust what would I be willing to give everything up for?
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