It’s easy for some folks to tell others what Christianity is, to convince others how they need to act or what to believe in order to be a Christian.
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The topic this week is time. In particular, there’s no time like the present. Really. There is no time. It isn’t really real, according to most physicists.
Last week, I ended my message with a brief tale about the First Century Chief Rabbi, Akiba ben Yosef (often referred to as Rabbi Akiva).
Once upon a time, a scholar came to visit a therapist. After the scholar had been orating and propounding for a while, the therapist proposed some tea.
Welcome to the New Year! You might be looking back at the past year and thinking, “It was a pretty good year. I got a lot accomplished.
The Christmas Season is just one Sunday each year. So this Sunday, December 30, we will have one very special all church service in the Sanctuary.
This Sunday, December 23, it’s our Eve of Christmas Eve celebration with carols, special music, stories, the Revolution Band, and guest harpist, Hillary Hummel!
“Look here, I am doing something new just now. Do you not see it? It’s like streams in the desert or a path through the darkness.” This time of year we often read this passage from the writings of the Old Testament prophet Isaiah.
One of my favorite writers and poets, Mark Nepo, writes that we begin life so aware and grateful.
Uncle Mac was pretty tightly wound. Between running a small ranch lease, two Laundromats, and doing land specs for mineral rights across the state, he was pretty stressed most of the time.