Whether you're loving the #sweaterweather, mourning the end of summer, or doomsday prepping for the coming Wisconsin winter, the change of seasons comes for us all. What does the shift of creation toward darkness this season have to offer our faith?

Whether you know it as the "Lord's Prayer" or the "Our Father", this one way to pray has gotten a lot of attention because it came directly from the teachings of Jesus. What's behind this prayer, and what can it teach us today?

Jesus calls us to love with all our hearts - but what if "heart" means something different in his context than ours?

Guest sermon by Cor Valentine-Christophe

When discussing the law with religious experts, Jesus said that it is love for God, neighbor, and self that is the most important. But who is our neighbor, and how are we to love them if we have internalized hatred about ourselves?

The struggle is real. But so is the promise of joy and new life on the other side of suffering. How can we trust in the promise of what's to come in the next life, all while tapping into the joy that's accessible to us right here and now?

Using the language of human power (king, master, lord, etc) has warped our understanding of God. We've recreated God and Jesus in the image of our own human rulers, despots, dictators, and villains. But if God isn't like earthly rulers, then what is the reign of God actually about?