Barb Knuckles reminds us that our God-crafted identity, flowing through our skills, becomes a kind of holy artistry, whether we're making art, planting a garden, or stocking shelves.
In more than a thousand reflections, I have never before printed such a large portion of the biblical text. Usually, as you know, I focus on one or perhaps two verses. But, today...
To truly experience God is to be overcome by beauty.
You can wrestle with God, you can struggle with God, but you will not have power over God to define who God is.
In all the billions of people who have lived, one of those unique people changed everything—Jesus!
We need your stories about "Reconciliation at Work" for next week's theme here at The High Calling.
Rev. Susan Pendleton Jones and Dr. George Cladis offer three sermons outlines about faith and work. This issue focuses on rest, kindness...
Psalm 139 begins with David’s acknowledgement that God has “examined” his heart.
Transcript The word Scrooge, to us, means a miser. Of course, it's from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. You remember: Bob Cratchit's mean and miserly boss is Ebenezer Scrooge. His bah, humbug! drains...
