In this reflection, we hear a beautiful psalm about the harmony of the natural world—and then we hear some competing voices of scripture, with other ideas about the nature of nature.

As a student at the Earlham School of Religion, I learned some great lessons from the Quaker tradition. Here’s one of my favorites: simplicity.

Here’s a reading (the story of the feeding of the five thousand), a sermon, and communion, all together. Viewer participation is welcome!

Check your shopping list: does the food you buy have high levels of stenazo?

Who ever heard of a farming operation like that? Sower, we can help!

Jesus taught us to cherish the truth: seek truth, speak truth, and stand up for truth in our institutions.

Jesus’ teaching against worry has both a personal side (where we work on our own worries) and a systemic side (where we work on the big systems that inflict worries on all of us).

The Way of Jesus is an invitation to personal change; it’s also an invitation to systemic change.

The miracle stories in Matthew may not be strictly accurate, but here’s something that is: Jesus saves!

The first creation story in Genesis is beautiful poetry, and also has some deep truths in it.