At the Welcome Table, Jesus invites one and all, the deep need of the world becomes clear, and Jesus says to us, “You give them something to eat.”

Jesus gathers us in and sends us out, insisting that we create home for each other along the way. Home is both a place of shelter, steady and sure and a vital and living place of encounter moving out into the world meeting and greeting the world i

In worship, we welcomed to the pulpit Elder Susan Krehbiel from the Migrant Accompaniment Ministries of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance. Looking to the experiences of migrants and those who accompany and support, Krehbiel invited us to consider what we

A sower went out to sow: In the work we do, the life of Christ comes alive in us.

In these courtroom scenes in Scripture, we have seen a lot of real life, and weve seen God right there in the midst of it all with truth, wisdom, justice, compassion, mercy, and grace. In this Scripture, Jesus invites us to wade into real life and enga

Extending mercy to the brothers who have done him wrong, Joseph recalibrates entirely our understanding of what it is that we deserve, grounding us in our shared humanity. In Gods mercy, God gives humanity what humanity deserves: Love. Life. Dignity. Foo

We come to the Book of Job with Jobs big questions and ours and we dont find a neat and tidy answer. We come to the Book of Job and what we find is a groan and a shout as ancient as this story, and as fresh and alive as the dawn of this very d

In the reality of climate unraveling, God speaks truth to us, calls us to change, and invites us to become part of the operative healing reality moving forward.

Gods wisdom calls us to see each other whole, in the fullness of life, and find together the ways of living that lead to more life.