It’s been more than 25 years since PBS’s breakthrough program “Affluenza” pointed out the destructive power of overconsumption. This 2003 books review, exploring the faith dimensions of Affluenza, still holds much truth. From Baylor University.
The summer Covid wave is here … with new variants
If more people around you seem to be coming down with Covid lately, that’s because infections are indeed on the rise nationally. Thirty nine states are experiencing a rise, although the symptoms seem to be milder than in the past. NBC News reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Toolkit for launching your creation care ministry
So, you’ve wanted to have a creation care ministry but don’t know how to get started? This toolkit from the United Methodist Church will help you get there, with scripture passages, sermon suggestions, great quotations and more. (USDA Photo)
Into the weeds of discipleship
RCL reflection for Proper 9, Year B. July 7, 2024. In this week’s Gospel lesson, Jesus describes the difficult road that he is asking disciples to will walk. What does it mean for us and our journey? The Rev. Elisabeth Shelton Hartwell explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
7 Financial facts Christians should know
In fact, Jesus talked more about money than even heaven and hell. We should talk about it too, in a healthy, open way that is founded on biblical truth. Here are seven financial essentials from the Bible that can guide your family budgeting. From Lifeway.com. (Photo: SeniorLiving.Org)
Giving USA 2024: The impact on religion
The respected annual report on philanthropy shows that giving to faith-based organizations took a big hit in the pandemic and has not come back. What’s all that mean for your congregations? The Lake Institute on Faith & Giving analyzes. (Photo: Creative Commons)
The Bible’s balance of ‘too much’ and ‘too little’
RCL reflection for Proper 8, Year B.
June 30, 2024.
This week’s Epistle reading is perfect for teaching about the gap between rich and poor and the obligation people of means have to share with those who have little. Pastor Robert Blezard explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Scripture helps us find work-life harmony
Overworked and stressed? You’re not alone millions are. Fortunately, the Bible has important things to say about maintaining a good work-life balance to say healthy in body, mind and spririt. Food for thought and learning from The Bible Online. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Beat the heat: Stay safe and healthy when its super hot
Extreme heat is more prevalent these days as climate change warms up the planet. But a little knowledge can help you stay healthy and safe when the mercury rises. From the UK Health Security Agency. (Photo: Creative Commons)
What to know about ‘climate doomers’
Sure, the Earth is facing serious problems, but there is plenty of reason for hope. That’s why we need to counter the ‘climate doomers,’ who are spreading panic (and apathy) with their fatalism. From the World Wildlife Federation. (Photo: Creative Commons)
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