Video by Word Live: Psalm 42 and 43
After a very long and frustrating week, especially this day, I find great comfort in this production by Word Live (Psalm 42 and 43) I hope it brings you comfort as well.
Blessings,
Allison
After a very long and frustrating week, especially this day, I find great comfort in this production by Word Live (Psalm 42 and 43) I hope it brings you comfort as well.
Blessings,
Allison
Originally published: May 23, 2025 This morning I read a heartbreaking report. Across the country, families and guardians are receiving phone calls and letters from nursing homes. The message is clear and alarming: if Medicaid is cut, they must begin to make alternate arrangements for their loved ones. The quiet, almost whispered implication is devastating,…
Isaiah 58:1-12 It is good to speak truth to power, even when that power is me. Being new to my congregation and not yet officially starting until this coming Sunday, we didn’t host Shrove Tuesday, so I attended a nearby church. They were a warm and friendly congregation. As I entered the doorway I saw…
Originally published: June 6, 2025 The Shepherd is walkingnot above us, but among us,not behind a throne, but in the pasture,mud on His robe, lamb in His arms.He sees the bruised and the broken,the trampled and the tired,and He weeps for the oneswho were pushed from the streamby those who drank deep and walked away.He…
Originally published: April 24, 2025I am not a director of things,but a witness to the breaking.Not a strategist of systems,but a steward of stories.I do not run an enterpriseI carry the oilthat anoints the broken places.I am a priest.I walk not on carpeted boardrooms,but on holy groundbarefoot,breath held,heart cracked open wideto let the Spirit through.I…
I have to admit, Matthew 5:21-37, is not the scripture I would like to choose to introduce myself to a new congregation. None-the-less, God’s sense of humor is vast and the Holy Spirit is tugging at my core to acknowledge the tension in the entirety of the lectionary. Truly I would like to preach on…
Inspired by Ecclesiasticus 45:6–16 & Luke 19:41–48 I stood in the ash of a broken city,my hands lifted like cracked branchesstill reaching for rain.And He, Christ,not high on a thronebut bending low above the ruinwept.He did not weep as kings do,with detachment or distance.He wept like a fatherwatching his son bleed out in a school…
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