How lessons I learned from ringing handbells help me understand the role of Christ in my life during difficult times. The Quadrilateral (Tradition, Scripture, Reason, Experience) can only take you so far...we need something more.

Amy Auble delivers a sermon (from earlier in the summer) at Bryce Canyon National Park where she was in ministry all summer. Thank you for sharing Amy!

John Wesley says our Christian faith is vivified by personal experience. Perhaps, too, our understanding of one another and our connection as human beings--our experience of one another--makes a vital difference in how we love each other.

This is the second installment of our series on Wesley’s Quadrilateral. What is the purpose of scripture? What should we use it for? Is it too dangerous? In what sense is the Bible the "Word of God"?

What church tradition needed to die? Which one needed to stay? Some great help from our United Methodist friends and a big Boost from Tevye from Fiddler on the Roof. "Tradition! TRADITION!"

This week marks the beginning of a series on "Wesley’s Quadrilateral"

Did Jesus really refer to a woman as a dog? Does she change his mind? How does a person of faith go from dismissive pre-judgments to a place of transformation and healing? In such a time as this the church is put on notice--we must get better!

Pam Auble is a member at our church and recently published a book called "Think about Thanks." This short 4 minute devotional offers wonderful reflection for the middle of your week.

What does the story of the stoning of Stephen have to do with social media, North Korea, and Charlottesville? What commentary does it offer on my life? How might the Christian respond in a time such as this?

Are we the Pharisees? What might atheists be doing better than Christians? A challenging word from a member of the MCCC family--Doug Rice.