Is Christianity too focused on the end times? In 2012 I was 11 years old and in grade 6. My teacher (we’ll call her Mrs. Rose), a lovely lady and deeply devout in Deborah-Ruth Ferber February 23, 2016
Are we hungry for more? I have never really been hungry, at least not by necessity. I occasionally fast a meal (a little more frequently during this season of Lent), Christine Sine February 22, 2016
Is religion dying? If you listen to the media you will hear that religion is dying, and in some ways the emergent movement was an attempt to say Scot McKnight February 19, 2016
Temptations of ego and fear “Turn these stones to bread.” “Worship me to gain power over the kingdoms of this world.” “Fall from the pinnacle so we can all watch Joanna Harader February 18, 2016
The place of the cross A couple of weeks ago the Rainbow Mennonite Church choir sang these words prior to our monthly communion service: “Here are symbols to remind us Ruth Harder February 17, 2016
Loving God with all our possessions One of our lectionary texts Sunday (on Valentine's Day, no less) was the Deuteronomy passage on the giving of firstfruit offerings and of tithes. In our Harvey Yoder February 16, 2016
Time to turn off the news? One of my favorite morning rituals is sitting down with breakfast and opening up the newspaper. I understand there aren’t many in my generation that Micah Bales February 15, 2016
All lives DON’T matter — and that’s the problem As a white person, I’ll tell you something: I feel threatened by the Black Lives Matter movement. There was a time, briefly, when I would Robert Martin February 12, 2016
Seminary interns can’t work for free This blog post has been on my heart and mind for several years. I often have started writing it, but then refrained from posting for Deborah-Ruth Ferber February 11, 2016
Preparing for Ash Wednesday This last weekend I spent a lot of time getting myself ready for Lent. I de-cluttered my desk, re-organized my prayer gardens and wrote an Ash Christine Sine February 9, 2016
A balancing act in life Modern life is definitely fast-paced. We have cities that never sleep. We race around until we are about to have a nervous breakdown because we Shannon Martin February 8, 2016
‘Classic injustice collectors’ It was an ordinary Friday morning, Jan. 22, 2016, to be exact. I was straightening up my kitchen, doing meds and trying to make some MaryAnn Yutzy February 5, 2016