The Art of Holiness is now a podcast, too.
Maybe eight or ten months ago (time rolls by so unevenly these days), my son-in-law called. “Hey, I have an idea for a podcast, and I want to do it
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The difference between spiritual friendship and friendly conversation
Today, I give this space to Rev. Christopher Goss, who serves on our team at Mosaic as the Pastor of Worship Arts, Youth, and Young Adults. I can personally attest
Cheap Kings, Fake Lords and the Crucifixion
We were made for God. In our unfallen state, it is a perfect fit. Somewhere early on in the history of the world, however, we decided we’d rather be our
Seeking higher ground: Conversations in the UMC
As conversations around the future of the UMC heat up in this Annual Conference season, I hold a prayer that we will elevate our discourse above the level of emotion.
What God looks like
Let’s talk about the nature of God. Elohim is the name used for God in Genesis 1:1, making his very name our earliest glimpse of the nature of God in
The Methodist Middle or the Global Center?
On any given Sunday, United Methodist churches gather to worship God in nearly 60 nations around the globe. Across multiple time zones, languages and cultures, our tribe attempts to be
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Here's our intro to season 3 of the Art of Holiness podcast. We invite you into our hopes for the year ahead, as we talk about how we are personally preparing.
Read MoreI love her. And this morning, I didn't even know her. Way to go, Amanda Gorman.
Read MoreI pray for our country and its leaders. In their success is our success. I pray for healing of the nations and that includes our nation. I pray for the kind of peace that can only be delivered by the Prince of Peace. I pray for the manifestation of God's Kingdom on earth.
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