Loving God, on this fifth Sunday of Lent, we turn to your Word in John 11:1-45, where we see the power and compassion of your Son, Jesus Christ. We thank you for this story of resurrection and hope, which reminds us of the victory that we have through Christ over […]
“Star” Words vs. New Year’s Resolutions
As the new year began, many of us made resolutions in an attempt to improve ourselves and our lives. However, statistics show that only a small percentage of people actually follow through with their resolutions. If you’re tired of setting unrealistic goals and feeling disappointed when you don’t achieve them, […]
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The Need for Congregational Care in the Church
Congregational care is a critical part of pastoral ministry. As pastors, we are called to care for the members of our congregations, and this includes visiting the elderly. In a progressive church, where social justice and inclusivity are key values, it is especially important to ensure that all members of […]
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“Chosen” Families and the importance of having one!
Chosen families are a type of non-biological family unit where individuals come together to form a close bond based on shared values, experiences, and love. These families are often formed outside of traditional family structures and can consist of friends, romantic partners, and other loved ones who provide emotional, practical, […]
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Napping: A Necessity for Sunday Afternoons!
As individuals engage in religious practices, they often find themselves in a state of heightened mental and emotional activity, which may lead to feelings of fatigue and exhaustion. Sunday, being a day of rest, is an opportune time for individuals to engage in restorative activities, such as napping, to alleviate […]
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How to Handle Conflict in a Marriage?
The ability to resolve differences peacefully is one of the most important components in a happy and successful marriage. The increasing complexity of modern relationships has led to an increase in the frequency of marital conflict. As a result, it is vital to create efficient tactics for managing marital conflict […]
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How to deal with gaslighting from a Christian perspective
Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse where an individual manipulates another person to doubt their own perception of reality. It is a common tactic used by abusers, narcissists, and manipulators to control and undermine their victims. The term “gaslighting” comes from the 1944 film Gaslight, in which a husband […]
