Provide information about public issues; of course, don’t advise about voting; remain humble with your opinions.
Life Apps for the week of 11/16/14 to 11/22/14
A way to live: “If it doesn’t kill you , you will grow by it.” Life brings stresses and strains. Face them and cope with them. You will grow by it. Don’t forget that there really is a Spirit working in us to help us to endure and to grow. [Suggested by Matthew 25:14-30] More […]
Valor to Hold, The By The Rev. Anne Michele Turner
Have the valor to hold fast to hope.
Life Apps for the week of 11/9/14 to 11/15/14
A way we are living: “Fail to plan and you plan to fail,” said my sales manager. Failing to plan means you are counting on others to help you out when times are tight. Don’t settle for the best you can do when caught short. Plan ahead so you can do your best when times […]
Palm Sunday is always a favorite day By The Rev. A. Wayne Schwab
I discovered this verse recently. The RSV has it right – “deeds of power” – dunamis – our word “dynamic” comes from it. “As he was … Luke 19:37.
Moral Conviction and Our Christian Responsibility By The Rev. J. Barney Hawkins, IV
Ask the hard questions within the church for the sake of the world.
Moral Animal Sermon, The By Rabbi Johnath Sacks
“Not survival of the fittest” but building a community and supporting the common good make a species survive. “Religion is the best antidote to the individualism of the consumer age.”
Justice and the Common Good By The Rev. A. Wayne Schwab
Summer gifts: the sheer abundance of blossoms on the rhododendron – a blossom on every branch! A fresh meeting with our Creator and our Creator’s handiwork.
Good Friday By The Rev. A. Wayne Schwab
Crucifixion is a horrible death, the body writhes to relive pain, and death comes by suffocation.
Active, not passive: following the Lord of love and justice By The Rev. A. Wayne Schwab
Be active and speak up on issues of love and justice.