
The time is now
There’s an urgency expressed in Scripture we cannot ignore: The time is now. A reflection by Jessica Brodie.
There’s an urgency expressed in Scripture we cannot ignore: The time is now. A reflection by Jessica Brodie.
What if God’s new assignment for us as United Methodists in our current reality is found in the still, small voice of the creator? A reflection by Bishop Leonard Fairley.
Living faithfully while following the Lord can look like a lot of different things depending on your culture and your context. And it’s important to respect that other people see things and do things quite differently. By Jessica Brodie.
The Holy Spirit will give us second wind and touch us with a new fire. Jesus has risen. He is alive! A column by By Bishop Leonard E. Fairley.
Sometimes, it’s necessary to give our time, our fully present selves, to really understand the messages we need to hear. By Jessica Brodie.
We need not be afraid of the wilderness of Lent because we do not journey without a light to guide us. By Bishop Leonard E. Fairley.
Together, we can bring about change that unites us as one in Christ. By Jessica Brodie.
A column by Bishop Leonard Fairley on the ambitious work of love.
God is not silent and never has been, and all of us who believe can hear him at some point or another. The question becomes: What do we do when we hear God’s call? By Jessica Brodie.
Instead of making New Year’s resolutions, I have decided to try something a little bit different. By Bishop Leonard Fairley.
Let’s ask important and sometimes difficult questions and be willing to allow God to use us in transformative, even uncomfortable ways. By Jessica Brodie.
May we find the courage to say with Mary, “Let it be to me according to your word,” so that God might birth in us a light that overcomes all darkness. Joy to world, the Lord has come!