Your Congregation Deserves Better Than “Mary, Did You Know”
Rev. Jacob Nault
Yes, I said it. Lots of folks like the song for a couple of reasons: it’s pretty, and it talks about the healings of Jesus in ways that work well…
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The Truth of Love
WhovianPastor
They say,Love is love.But let’s be real—Love is the ocean,Not the wave you see crashing on the shore.It’s not a label we wear,Not a box we check.It’s a spectrum,A wildfire,An…
Moving Forward Together: The Day After the Election
Today, we wake up in a nation both celebrating and mourning. Last night’s election results are fresh, and many are processing deep emotions—some filled with excitement and hope, while others…
Navigating Election Anxiety and LGBTQIA+ Rights: How We Can Find Strength and Hope
As the election season heats up, many people, especially within the LGBTQIA+ community, are feeling waves of anxiety. Election cycles can be intense and overwhelming for anyone, but when your…
Halloween: A Celebration of Freedom and Magic
Every year as October rolls around, you can feel it: the energy building, the anticipation rising, and the glitter levels steadily increasing. Halloween isn’t just a holiday; it’s an event,…
Hope and Resilience: A Sermon from the Broadway Insights Series
Message One/ Annie Sermon: “Hope and Resilience” Introduction Good morning, dear friends. Today, we gather to explore two powerful and transformative virtues—hope and resilience. In our journey through life, we…
The Tragic Cost of Rejection: LGBTQIA+ Youth Suicide and the Need for Acceptance
Introduction The issue of suicide among LGBTQIA+ youth is a devastating and urgent public health crisis. Young people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, asexual,…
Purity Laws in the Bible: Context, Culture, and Contemporary Applications
The purity laws in the Hebrew Bible, particularly those found in Leviticus and Deuteronomy, have been a topic of extensive theological and cultural analysis. These laws, which governed various aspects…