“We don’t act so Jesus will love us, [Jesus] already loves us so that’s why we act.” An “amen” moment from Lilly Atkins’ message at the 2026 Corridor District Youth […]
“For the past few years, Corridor District Youth have partnered with Camp Chestnut Ridge for a day of worship, service, and fellowship. It’s a time for the youth groups of […]
I have always appreciated the succession of gospel lessons in the last three weeks of Year A of the lectionary. Each section from Matthew 25 provides insight into how disciples […]
“It just isn’t fair!” When my two daughters were growing up, this was an oft-spoken refrain. It really didn’t matter what the issue was at the time this statement was […]
The Old Testament lectionary passage for Sunday, September 3 (Genesis 3:1-15), is rich in theological themes. There is the fact that Moses must step away from his normal path to […]
How did you get to where you are now? I’m not talking about what vehicle you drove to get to your geographical location. I’m not inquiring about the various moves […]
The Gospel lesson for August 13 [Matthew 14:22-33] is one of the few accounts of Jesus’ ministry that is shared in all four gospels. Like the other evangelists, Matthew shares […]
The Old Testament lesson for July 23 is the story of Jacob at Bethel. It’s a familiar story, and one worthy of reflecting on. You know the context. Jacob is […]
For the next few Sundays, the Old Testament lessons share snippets of the Abraham cycle. Abraham and Sarah (or Abram and Sarai when it all began), begins the archetypical journey […]