What is it about John 3:16 that has made it the "go-to" Bible chapter and verse for Evangelical Christians? Rev. Salvatore Sapienza, pastor of Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, gives us a Progressive Christian view of that famous verse.

In order for someone to be canonized as a saint, they must have miracles attributed to them. Why are miracles so important in establishing one's divine nature? Pastor Sal Sapienza of Douglas UCC gives a message for Transfiguration Sunday.

Jesus said, ‘It is done to you as you believe.’ Rev. Salvatore Sapienza, pastor of Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, speaks about how we can heal our lives through the power of our minds.

The Burning Bowl is a longstanding end-of-the-year ritual. ‘Old things are passed away, and all things are being made new!’ Pastor Sal Sapienza, pastor of Douglas UCC explains this sacred practice of releasing the old and welcoming in the new.

In Matthew 16, Jesus asks, "Who do you say that I am?" How do you see Jesus? As a white guy with long blonde hair? As a conservative preaching 'family values'? Pastor Sal Sapienza of Douglas UCC gives us another view and a deeper understanding of Jesus.

In *A Return to Love*, Marianne Williamson writes, "Love is what we are born with. Fear is what we learn." Rev. Salvatore Sapienza, pastor of Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, talks about how we can fear less and love more.

Gay people are not broken and in need of fixing. In celebration of Gay Pride month, Pastor Sal Sapienza Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, talks about how being gay is gift from God.

On Transfiguration Sunday, Rev. Salvatore Sapienza, pastor of Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, talks about Steve Jobs, Paramahansa Yogananda, and Jesus.

After Tuesday night's election, many people are grieving. Rev. Salvatore Sapienza, pastor of Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, urges us not to rush anyone through their grieving process.

On the 15th Anniversary of 9/11, Rev. Salvatore Sapienza, pastor of Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, talks about Fr. Mychal Judge, the "Saint of 9/11," and shares "Mychal's Prayer."