What is the point of an opening act?  While those who serve as the opening act at a concert or show often hope to become the headliner, the opening act…

Hannah is regarded for her faithfulness and desire.  She fervently prayed to be able to bear a child.  Her desire is a mixture – for legacy and for status. Status…

“If art imitates life, scripture likewise reflects it in both holiness and horror.” – Phyllis Trible Often in life we yearn for the holiness, love, and goodness found within scripture…

Over this past week and during this weekend we have embodied the hope and love of Jesus in so many significant ways including hosting Found House guests, Super Serve Saturday…

Our Colaw lecturer Kaitlin B. Curtice talked about creating "safe spaces"- "liminal spaces"-in her lecture and sermon last week.  But what are they and how can we discern if we…

A wise woman, by the name of K.J. Ramsey writes, “Sadness is the soul’s way of saying, ‘This Matters.’” As we come to find ourselves at All Saints Sunday, again……

We are so excited to celebrate Hope Sunday! We will have one combined worship service that includes many of our musical groups and a combined choir. We will also have…

During the month of October we as a church spend time reflecting on stewardship.  Christian stewardship is the understanding that everything we have and are is a gift from God. …

What motivates you?  Think about this question for a moment. How has a question like this changed for you over time?  Let’s face it, what motivates us as children is…

When I was in my Clinical Pastoral Education internship at UNC-Chapel Hill Hillsborough campus, we spent many meetings discussing what it means to actively listen to patients, how to practice…