We all have neighbors, but what does it truly mean to be a neighbor?

Sometimes the most important journey we ever make is the journey home to our true selves, our Homecoming.  

 Maybe, all the things we need to usher in a brighter, more hopeful future have been infused in us through God’s power all along. 

Stories are how we begin to understand one another, create connections and form lasting community.  Stories are how we learn.  

We turn biblical stories and images over again and again, so that we might see God more fully. This is the kaleidoscope effect. 

The new year brings so many firsts.
 Sometimes, this is why a new year of possibilities feels a bit overwhelming.

What if our feelings are not the most important part of our relationships, but rather how we respond to them?

 Could divine disruption jolt us out of our comfort zones and into new ways of living out our faith?

What would it look like if Christians took the call to till, protect, and grow as an invitation to be active in the life of this good creation with our Great Creator?

What does it mean to be United Methodist? What makes the United Methodist
Church unique?