Revised Common Lectionary reflection for Proper 11, Year C. July 20, 2025.
Today’s culture produces plenty of “Marthas” – people distracted by so many things that they cannot adequately focus on how God is calling them to live and grow. The Rev. Micah Krey explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Scientists are finding that forgiving activates structures and pathways in the brain that improve resilience, social connection and empower you to step beyond painful experiences in an energized, motivated, and connected way. Wow! Greater Good Science Center reports.
Communication is one key to a good stewardship strategy. Keep your congregation inspired with free monthly bulletin blurbs and a stewardship newsletter article from the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. (Photo: Pexels.org)
Here are resources you can really sink your teeth into. Gospel in Life has assembled a 10-part teaching/preaching series from the late Rev. Dr. Timothy Keller. Each audio segment explores an aspect of steward leadership.
If you generally give generous financial gifts for your children or grandchildren, it presents a wonderful opportunity to engage and educate loved ones on money matters and family values while quietly contributing to their wellbeing. ShareSaveSpend explains.
June’s heat dome over much of the United States was only one example of how climate change is worsening heat waves worldwide, with temperatures regularly breaking records and endangering life. A chilling report on heat from CNN. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Climate change is making summers hotter than ever! That’s why we should all beware of heat stroke, which is a dangerous condition that requires emergency care. The Cleveland Clinic explains, the symptoms, treatments and prevention for heat stroke. (Photo: Creative Commons)
