The Israelites faced the same challenge we do -- how to protect the land flowing with milk and honey as an act of faith and sustainability. Read more
The Israelites faced the same challenge we do -- how to protect the land flowing with milk and honey as an act of faith and sustainability. Read more
Half of mainline Protestant clergy indicated they had addressed climate change and other environmental issues in 2020 sermons - a big shift from 2016. Read more
When God led the animals to Adam in Genesis 2:18-24, perhaps this was the first Blessing of the Animals Sunday! Read more
Never enough quail! EcoPreacher 1-2-3 sermon helps for preaching Numbers 11:4-35 using a green lens. A cautionary tale about overconsumption. Read more
Well I’m living here in Covidtown. And they’re closing all the hospitals down. Out in school districts they’re killing kids. Ripping off masks. Refusing vaccines. Read more
The Politics of Faith makes a compelling biblical case that Christians not only can but SHOULD engage public issues to bring about a more just & equitable society. Read more
Latinxs, the Bible, and Migration is a groundbreaking, border-crossing collection of essays by scholars that will change how you read the Bible. Read more
What does the Texas abortion law mean for clergy? Are progressive pastors willing to address reproductive issues? How can seminaries & denominations offer support? Read more
Jesus sighed. You might have missed it. But stay with that sigh. There's a lot going on in that sigh. It's the result of a turning point in Jesus' ministry. Read more
You are what you eat & how we steward our food reflects our faith. Here are sermon helps for preaching Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-9 using a green lens. Read more
