Two Churches, Two Faiths By Rob Renfroe In last week’s Perspective I wrote about a professor at a United Methodist seminary whose lengthy article stated that the death of Jesus does not save us. In fact, Professor Miguel De La Torre wrote that such a belief disenfranchises the marginalized and threatens women. The response
13Happy are those who find wisdom, and those who get understanding, 14for her income is better than silver, and her revenue better than gold. 15She is more precious than jewels, and nothing you desire can compare with her. Daily Bible Verse
Subscribe Now Humility and Trust: Letting Go of Plans and Goals, and Holding Desires With An Open Hand Sermon Notes | Episode 28 On this episode of Sermon Notes, Aaron and David focus on waiting, trusting God’s timing, and seizing opportunities for growth and community. Aaron reminds us that
When it comes to AMC’s megahit Breaking Bad, there are really three types of people. The first are those who have crossed the final threshold of suspense in the series finale, whether they arrived there via the steady and loyal consumption of five years of broadcast or, like myself, via
When reality is recognized as event, as originating in the Mystery, this produces an incomparable intensity in your own life. —Julián Carrón, The Radiance in Your Eyes His right hand came off the table, slowly rising. The thumb out, the palm turned up—the gesture of an orchestra conductor. The other
Transcript Scot: Many questions were posed to the Savior during His mortal ministry. If you had the chance to ask Him one question, in person, what would that question be? We’re going to explore one man’s very critical question later on in the Podcast today. Maurine: Welcome to Meridian Magazine’s
Same-Sex Wedding Prompts Bishop to Act By Thomas Lambrecht Bishop Sharma Lewis (Mississippi) has responded to two clergy persons who performed a same-sex wedding in January. The Revs. Elizabeth Davidson and Paige Swaim-Pressley officiated at the wedding ceremony of a “non-binary” couple in Tupelo, Mississippi. The term “non-binary” means that
1In you, O LORD, I seek refuge; do not let me ever be put to shame; in your righteousness deliver me. 2Incline your ear to me; rescue me speedily. Be a rock of refuge for me, a strong fortress to save me. 3You are indeed my rock and my fortress;