Using this week's Gospel lesson, Rev. John Fleischauer reminds us that Jesus wants us to reject the temptation of easy answers and instead let the Holy Spirit work in us.

As we read Isaiah 56, Rev. Emily Freeman Penfield points out that those we cast out, leave out or ignore are invited to God's Holy Mountain just as we are.

Rev. Carol Gullatt finds that reflecting on leadership using this week's Gospel lesson is fitting for the times we are living in.

Rev. Steve West walks us through Jacob's wrestling match using a hymn by Charles Wesley.

We're all sinners and saints, says Rev. Donna Godwin. We're all good guys and bad guys. We can't separate the wheat from the weeds—we have to let God do that.

Rev. Delaney Holloway contemplates what it is about children that is so admirable to Jesus that he challenges us to be childlike.

Rev. Michael Bowman addresses the difficult question raised by Genesis 22.

Rev. Wayne Hicks calls on us to consider our blessings in a different way.

Rev. Dr. Steve West shares about Trinity Sunday.

In this week's reading that includes the story of two pilgrims walking to Emmaus, says Rev. Holly Woodall, Jesus teaches us how to do church on the road.