This month marks six months into my first pastorate. As I continue to settle into my new role as Co-Pastor at Harrisburg First Church of the Brethren and integrate myself into different aspects of the city, I am constantly reminded that there is never a dull moment in urban ministry. […]
Critiquing Wealth & Personal Experience – An Essay Continued by Hassan Ayiku Dicks
Published on :As previously examined, EYN is experiencing a paradigm shift regarding pulpit ministry. The contemporary pastors of the Ekklisiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria are dilapidated, and the pulpit ministry is about to collapse. The EYN modern pastors are increasingly abandoning the responsibility of keeping the flock attentive to God. Many who are engaged […]
Mother – A Devotional by Lauren Seganos Cohen with Chibuzo Nimmo Petty
Published on :Encouraging One Another as Christians – A Sermon by Oscar Lugusa
Published on :The definitions of the word encourage are explained in three ways which mean to give support, confidence, or hope to (someone), or persuade (someone) to do or continue to do something by giving support and advice or stimulate the development of (an activity, state, or belief). Developing the attitude of […]
Embodiment or Establishment? – A Sermon for Epiphany in C by Nathan Hosler
Published on :Recently, several of us had an extended conversation after church, regarding church theology. Part of the discussion centered on comparing the Church of the Brethren and Orthodoxy on church hierarchy and power relationships. The comparison was not aimed at defending one or the other or proving one was better but […]
Peace Like a River: Streams of Spiritual Discipline – An ePistle by Zechariah Houser
Published on :Minister like a Scuba Diver – A Sermon by Nikki Holland
Published on :Leave it at the Cross – A Meditation by Bobbi Dykema
Published on :Rhythms of Economic Justice: A Survey of Sabbatical and Jubilee Scriptures – An Essay by Tom Wagner
Published on :The Liberty Bell numbers among our best-known national icons. There is a biblical quote inscribed on the bell: “Proclaim liberty throughout the land unto the inhabitants thereof. Lev. XXV v. X.” Curiously, those words were cast into the bell about a generation before the Declaration of Independence, at a time […]