Read Together UMCNA

A lesson from this week's readings shared by Rev. Emily Freeman Penfield is this: just because we can doesn't mean we should.

No matter what we're going through, no, matter what's going on in the world, God is always at work. That's the message Rev. Wayne Hicks shares from Psalm 75.

Lessons of patience and commitment for Elijah are also lessons for us, Rev. Patsy Carlberg reminds us.

Kerry McShea and three of Ford's Chapel UMC youth discuss Psalm 66.

Rev Steve West sees this week's readings as a move from  hostility to a new home to a new hope.

Rev. Abi Carlisle-Wilke finds examples of prevenient grace in this week's reading.

Life seems unfair sometimes, says Andy Rickles. Psalm 49 reminds us to build up things of eternal and not earthly value.

Joey Butler discusses the themes in the Psalms we read this week.

Old Testament verses can be hard to read. Rev. Dorothy Ann Webster reminds us that these words are not the final words.

Sabbath, as we read about in Exodus, is a pattern of living the requires one to depend completely on God. It was radical then, says Rev. Marian Royston, and it's radical now.