Lectionary blog: Is God active in our world?
The Scripture lessons loudly assert the real presence of a real God.
The Scripture lessons loudly assert the real presence of a real God.
We also need repentance, which leads to a change in direction.
Church, if done right, reminds us of things we’d rather not think about.
To share the unique stories of its parishioners, WestSide Lutheran, Sioux Falls, S.D., created “WestSide Stories,” online video vignettes of its members sharing their faith and passion for the congregation….
I’ve gotten in the habit of seeking out popular music that can double as Advent hymns. Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Long as I Can See the Light” is one on heavy…
Bold Women’s Day, observed on the fourth Sunday in February by Women of the ELCA, celebrates Lutheran women who are boldly living their faith in Jesus Christ. Members of All…
Like most days in San Antonio, it’s hot and sticky. Rosemarie Doucette is wearing her clerical collar, and her shirt is soaked in sweat and tears. She’s just come from…
It can be an Advent sign of God’s ongoing activity in the world.
Thirty minutes before our son and his fiancee walked down the aisle to exchange vows for a lifetime, the rabbi steered them into the large dining room of the house…
“What is God like?” and also “What is godlike?”
In the midst of distress, can God be trusted to still care about us?
We strive to let go of everything but the love and grace of God.
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