Every seven years, ancient Hebrew tradition called for a Jubilee—a sacred pause when debts were forgiven, the land was given rest, and people were set free. It was a radical vision of economic justice, restoration, and collective renewal. What might that spirit of Jubilee mean for us today?

We all need to let off steam sometimes—but what happens when emotional venting becomes a useless crutch? When is venting healing, and when does it just keep us stuck? Join us for a service that honors our full emotional selves and the sacred work of processing, expressing, and moving through.

Marriage has long been a symbol, a sacrament, a legal contract, a covenant—and a source of both joy and complexity. In this Sunday’s service, we’ll explore the evolving meanings of marriage across time, culture, and personal experience. We’ll reflect together on what it means to make lasting commitments, to grow in relationship, and to honor … more

Recently, I had occasion to say, “I don’t like the optics on that.” I never thought I would say something like that. The brainstorm group and I sat down to talk about it and I would like to bring you some of that discussion along with references to the Apostle Paul and the movie Come … more