Folk songs have a way of speaking to our souls. Even humorous songs like "There' s a Hole in the Bucket" can teach us about who we are.

As we celebrate the birthday of our country it is important that we understand that human equality and justice for all is the bedrock principle. This idea is supported by Jesus and the scriptures and should inspire us toward greater love for one another.

Jesus taught an important lesson through fishing. Isaiah affirms that we need to drop our hardened thinking and try on new narratives of faith.

Worship broadcast on Father's Day 2020 explores the richness of the term "Father" as Jesus used it to refer to God. It also explores how that relationship is encountered and shared with others through the Lord's prayer.

We all experience loss. Today many are heartbroken and wondering where God is in their grief. The answer is provided by Jesus who promises to stick by us no matter what. The worship is concluded with a personal story of grief and grace.

Splanchnizomai is the Greek word that means " consumed with compassion." Jesus was deeply compassionate about the hurt of others. He took action to change the situation. His example comforts and inspires the Church.

On Pentecost Sunday the Church needs to consider the heart of the Biblical message to love and care for all God's children.

When we go through tough times we need to embrace the ethic of love, one for another. Memorial Day 2020 gives us an opportunity to consider what kind of love we are called to have in and through the Church.

An encouraging word for 2020 grads and everyone who is wondering if and how their faith in Christ will sustain them in an unknown future.

A worship broadcast on a Mother's Day when social distancing will change the dynamics. Today we think about the feminine attributes of God and the experience of the disciples on the road to Emmaus.