If we come from the dirt, and have had life breathed into us by God--how can that lead us to not abuse the air and the land that sustain us today?

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What animates you? Where is the Holy Spirit blooming within you as holy and sacred energy?

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Imagine your church telling you that a priestly error has annulled your marriage! Words matter. But in the case of Peter resurrecting Tabitha—words also have power.

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1 Kings 17:8-16
Even the food rations of refugees can have unexpected abundance.

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John 2:1-12
Perhaps the first of Jesus' miracles in the gospel of John could remind us just how important joy and fun is alongside the vital work and witnessing of suffering our faith calls us into.

There are two genealogies of Jesus found in scripture: one in Matthew (Matthew 1:1-16) and one in Luke (Luke 3:21-38). With dueling genealogies, the authors of Luke and Matthew paint their own unique picture on who they believed Jesus was.

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1 Timothy 4:1-6, 9-10 This week I need to be upfront with you: I'm struggling.

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2 Corinthians 6:2-10 The scripture passage we will hear in worship has got me thinking about opposites and contrasts this week.

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