I’m not a big fan of doing difficult things. If I have to, I usually can, but I like to know how long I’ll have to do them.
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I’m not a big fan of doing difficult things. If I have to, I usually can, but I like to know how long I’ll have to do them.
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As some of us move worship back into our sanctuaries, what have we learned while doing online worship that we’d like to bring into our sanctuaries with us?
I interviewed Valerie Ohle a few months ago. She had been given an impossible assignment: start a new church during a pandemic. An online church, based in a rural community. Oh, and did I mention that she’s bivocational? She’s a full-time paralegal a…
Wednesday, October 14 at 7:30pm ET Most of us have been working to prepare people for the election. We also need to be planning for what comes after it. The integrity of the election is being undermined. The future of democracy is in peril. How will you lead your congregation through this treacherous time ahead? Regardless…
The world’s attention has been focused on the city of Portland, Oregon, as protests against injustice have continued every day since the death of George Floyd. Recently, federal police, bearing neither name nor badge, have arrived in Portland and have been filmed abducting peaceful protestors and bystander into unmarked vehicles and detaining them without charge.
Today we continue with my good friend Dr. David Gushee, Distinguished University Professor of Christian Ethics and Director of the Center for Theology and Public Life at Mercer University, as our co-host. It’s the perfect set-up for a great conversation, as our guest is the Rev. Rob Schenck, President of the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute in…
A pastor in “Chicken and Timber” country, Jason is a single father of two, a homeschool teacher, and a pastor who serves a congregation that had 130 on Sunday (pre-COVID) to 1,000 online. Hear his story, his struggles, and his passion for solid producti…