On this first Sunday in Lent, we talk about hope vs. optimism.
Lenten Reflection-Ash Wednesday
We want to think we have all the time in the world to follow Jesus, but if last year has taught us anything is that tomorrow is not promised. If we are going to follow Jesus we have to be willing to follow him now. Life is too short.
Worship From Home: February 7, 2021
Here is the video and the sermon podcast for the February 7 worship service from First Christian St. Paul.
The Ups and Downs of Being a Writer with ADHD
Originally posted on NeoMugwump:
I remember sitting in my dorm room as I tried to finish my story. I was…
Black Jobs Matter
Originally posted on NeoMugwump:
Writer’s Note (January 10, 2021): I wrote this story nearly five years ago in the middle…
Worship From Home: January 31, 2021
Here is the video and the sermon podcast for the January 31 worship service from First Christian St. Paul.
Evening Prayer-January 13, 2021
Evening Prayer forJanuary 13, 2021.
This Is Who We Are
As a nation, we strive to live up to better ideas and many times we do. But let’s not kid ourselves. We are not okay.
2020, God and Flint, Michigan
2020 has been a rough year. But like my hometown of Flint, Michigan there is joy amidst the grief.
With Malice Towards None
God of course, calls us to do justice. The issues we have talked about including the separation of immigrant children from parents demand that we speak out. But God also calls us to love our enemies. Paul’s letter to the Colossians calls us to be tolerant and forgiving.
