RCL reflection for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, Year A. June 21, 2026. In a uncertain world, faithful stewardship calls for courage and trust. The Rev. Micah Krey explores how God meets us in the wilderness and calls us to move forward with hope. (Photo: Flickr)
ReconcilingWorks offers resources to help congregations affirm, support, and advocate for LGBTQIA+ people. Explore worship materials, including the 2026 PRIDE service, devotionals, liturgy, and scripture guides. (Photo: ReconcilingWorks)
Recent tax law changes may help maximize the impact of individual generosity. This list from the ELCA Foundation highlights giving options for individuals to support churches and non-profits while receiving potential tax benefits. (Photo: Pexels)
Women are stepping into new financial influence, reshaping conversations about generosity and stewardship. The Women, Wealth & Faith research project explores how faith and wealth intersect. (Photo: Women, Wealth & Faith)
In this video from the Lake Institute, Dr. Daisy Machado examines the historical relationship between Christianity, money, and the missionary enterprise in Latine and Hispanic communities. The video ends with a conversation with Dr. Jorge Juan Rodriguez V. (Photo: Creative Commons)
How do we preach about caring for God’s creation in ways that are faithful, hopeful, and grounded in Scripture? The Rev. Dr. Leah Schade shares ten practical principles for environmental preaching that inspires hope, action, and faithful stewardship of God’s world. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Parent Night Out is more than childcare, it is a ministry of rest, hospitality, and belonging. Brittany Sky from Building Faith shares how churches can support caregivers, welcome families, and build stronger community through this meaningful outreach ministry. (Photo: Creative Commons)
