RCL reflection, Sixth Sunday of Easter, Year A. May 10, 2026. Obedience has always been a tough sell to humans, which explains why it’s a consistent message in the Bible. Jesus calls us not only to obey but to love. Or is it obey in love? The Rev. Robert Blezard explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Here is a five-party study for groups or individuals exploring what the Bible says about wealth and how it should inform our use of money. Lots of points for self-reflection and discussion. From Southland Church, Manitoba, Canada. (Photo: Creative Commons)
An digital giving platform can energize your congregation’s finances, but with so many vendors offering services, how to choose? The Lead Pastor offers 14 recommendations and explains why these made the cut. (Photo: Creative Commons)
The re are four distinct categories of congregational giving, and wise church leaders employ all of them in their stewardship strategy. The Episcopal Diocese of Olympia, Washington, explains how. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Using customers’ online personal data, some companies may charge different prices for the same good or service. It’s called ‘surveillance pricing,’ and it’s raising concerns among lawmakers and consumer advocates. F-Secure explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Looking for simple, faithful ways to care for creation? This resource from Creation Justice Ministries offers weekly ideas for action and reflection, along with monthly bulletin inserts to share with your community. (Photo: Matthew Montrone, Pexels)
Food allergies are a growing concern in our culture. How can congregations better welcome those with food allergies? Building Faith offers practical guidance for creating safe spaces so all can fully participate in the life of the church. (Photo: Creative Commons)
