Indoor plumbing was introduced to the U.S. in the 1840s, but it didn’t become widely available until the 1880s. The idea of having a room… Read More »Are We Misreading the Bible? Why Literalism Might Be Holding Us Back
As we kick off a new sermon series called “Wesleyan Rooted,” I want to take a moment to unpack what that means for all of… Read More »Wesleyan Rooted: Embracing God’s Love and Our Neighbor
Compassion is transformative. Whether in the simple act of listening or the profound experience of walking alongside someone in their pain, compassion can change lives.… Read More »The Power of Compassion: Bringing God’s Peace to Others
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters—compassion. As we rush through our daily routines, it’s worth pausing to check… Read More »The Power of Compassion in a Divided World
In the Gospel of John, we encounter a powerful story about compassion, generosity, and the miraculous ways God works with what we offer. John 6:1-13… Read More »How a Boy’s Lunch Teaches Us About Generosity
In today’s worship, we prayed, “Show us Your glory.” This simple yet profound plea resonates deeply, especially in a world increasingly clouded by darkness. It’s… Read More »Embracing Compassion as a Light in the Darkness
In recent weeks, as the noise of election season grows louder, I’ve noticed an increased use of the word “Christian” in various contexts. It’s made… Read More »Renewing Your Mind for the Journey to Seek Wisdom