Pastor's Blog

When it comes to being angry, I think there is one main difference between anger that pleases God and anger that does not. Is your anger ...

June greetings to all of you! I hope the longer days of summer and outside activities are giving many of you a chance to enjoy some time ...

I had a conversation today with Mark Glaeser, Minister of Music at our Providence Campus, about assumptions. And it got me thinking… We a...

Everything has changed! And no one has felt this more than our children. They are going from seeing and playing with their friends every ...

I wish I could give you details about that, but I can’t. In working with Council, we all agreed that we wanted to follow the governor’s g...

The HISTORY: “Think proactive, not reactive.” That was on our lips as we gathered together the Discernment and Operational Leadership Tea...

I believe in you. You were thrown a very strange curve ball your senior year. Instead of celebrating your commencement on campus this May...

It has been too long since we have been able to come together in the sanctuary for worship. I miss seeing everyone as we gather in the pew...

“There isn’t an ill wind that doesn’t blow some good.” You might remember me sharing this statement that Mom would always say when faced w...

Let’s begin by removing the word virtual from our vocabulary when it comes to watching worship online. Virtual assumes it is less than r...

“Lord, give me patience.” That seems to be the prayer that I’m saying most often lately. In my normal life, pre- coronavirus, I have vari...

Alright y’all. There is funky news EVERYWHERE. I can handle it every once in a while, but it seems like that’s all I am seeing. And I get...

When the world felt dark and scary, Martin Luther turned to ancient lyrics and used them to write his most famous hymn, A Mighty Fortress...

Individually and collectively, we want to be a non-anxious and helpful presence in any crisis. I am always encouraged because the good (a...

…Or maybe I should say, “Just the way things were.” Isn’t that how we want things to be? Just like they were? You know, thriving stock ma...