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Psalm 23 – The shepherd and His Sheep
Psalm 23 is one of the most well-known and beloved psalms in the Bible. David expresses his ...
UCA Conference 2023
This year at the Unitarian Christian Alliance Conference
In October, we (that is, Sean and ...
The Lion of Judah
Lions are described as the king of the jungle and for a good reason. Lions are majestic, ...
Ways to Worship Yahweh
When you think of worshipping Yahweh, what do you think of? How is it done? Most people would ...
Love the Right Way
Matthew 5:43-47 “You have heard that it was said, ‘YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR [Leviticus ...
Context
During my undergraduate studies, there were many students in my dorm from Pittsburgh, ...
Steadfast Love, Lovingkindness, Unchanging Love
The Hebrew word chesed in some Bibles is translated “lovingkindness” and in other versions ...
I Can’t Wait to See What’s Next
Are you an upbeat person who is always on the lookout for your next exciting adventure? Do you ...
A Christian Response to Gun Violence
How can we be salt and light in a world filled with tragedy?
In the 911 call recording, you can hear Tiffany trying to keep it together. Behind her, children are crying. She shushes them repeatedly, trying to keep her own panicked breathing under control. She’s insisting that she hears gunshots. In the background, sirens wail.
Because He Lives
It could seem plausible that anthropologists 50 years from now might look back at the odd belief that having a grand celebration one night might bring a new life and happiness to individuals that it was unattainable to the previous year. Their conclusion would be that: this magical thinking was predominant across social, ethnic, gender, and religious traditions, causing much grief and pain as those grandiose plans most always failed; and that somehow by making special goals, they could radically change their life.
Revive Me, O Lord
The standard for revitalization is Yahweh’s lovingkindness, and the great news is His lovingkindness is from everlasting to everlasting.
I Will Be Ready for That
How much time, effort, and money have you put into emergency readiness? In other words, do you ...
