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I have been doing this a really long time so it is no surprise that I have preached on this passage a few times. And either because I am remarkably consistent or because I have run out of sermon titles,…

As artificial intelligence becomes capable of doing more of the things we once thought uniquely human, perhaps we are asking the wrong question. Instead of asking what humans can do that machines cannot, what if we asked: What kind of people is God calling us to become?

There are some places in New England where simply living somewhere does not necessarily mean you are from there. I was born in the Houghs Neck section of Quincy. My family lived in the Neck for more than sixty years,…

Twenty-five years after September 11, we remember. But memory raises a deeper question: what do we do with the wounds we carry? Forgiveness does not change the past, but by the grace of God, it can change the past’s claim upon our future.

What does it mean to let love be genuine in a world that so often rewards anger, contempt, and division? Paul offers another way: a Spirit-led life in which our convictions do not require enemies, goodness becomes something we practice, and we refuse to let the darkness around us determine the people we become.