If today is not the day we begin work in dismantling the system of racism in this country, it becomes one more day that we do not proclaim the Good News of the Gospel or further God’s Kingdom in the...
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The Call of The Triune God | Worship
When we free the Trinity from being a doctrine and begin to live the Truth of this Holy Relationship, we let God out of a three-cornered box and begin the work of the Kingdom.
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Confession of My White Privilege | Prayer
Holy God, we come before you with these heavy and difficult things because we know that they are the things that break your heart.
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There is Nothing Left to Write
Even for those who are called to write and preach, there are times when there seems to be nothing left to write. We know those moments will pass and if they don't, then whatever we have will be our offering.
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The Road to Emmaus: These Things | Worship
The disciples question what they thought they knew in the past, because they can’t understand what is happening in the present. All they know now is what they thought the future held has died. They are in the time in...
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On the Road to Emmaus: Walking with Jesus | Worship
You might be grieving, broken, afraid, and even angry. You might feel that to understand the future is like trying to take hold of the wind. You might be walking an unknown road to an unknown destination. But one thing...
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These Things that Have Taken Place
These two were grieving, broken, and afraid — and maybe also angry. They know they are going to Emmaus, but then what? How can life possibly go back to the way it was when they are no longer who they...
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What Makes This Day Different? | Easter Worship
Someday, when someone asks you what was different about the Easter of the 2020 pandemic, what will you say? What does our broken Easter have to offer?
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And Jesus Breathed His Last | Worship
This does not mean that we accept all blame for Jesus’ death. Rather, we accept the brokenness of the world and our complicity in contributing to its brokenness.
