“Job was a man beset by suffering, sorrow and sickness. We see him as he tries his best to push through the pain and see
Morning Worship
"The whole of Exodus gives you a picture of a people on the move in name and narrative,” said the Rev. Raphael Warnock at the
“From time to time we lose our edge. We come to a defining moment, engaged in our work, ministry, vocation but not with the same
"Paul and Silas were preaching the Gospel. What is the gospel might seem like too basic a question for this audience, but there is so
"Hands and feet have a story to tell. They tell of crucifixion and resurrection, of trials sure and victory sweet, pulled down and getting up
“This is a serious moment in America. Eric Garner had the life choked out of him for selling some loose cigarettes but not one banker,
“Oh Chautauqua, my heart is breaking for the five police officers in Dallas, for Alton Sterling and Philando Castile and the four more who did
"I am letting the New Testament take a rest today in order to spend time with Jesus’ bible that informed his thought about money and power,”
“There is a method in my madness,” said the Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor. “I took our favorite stewardship passages and let them loose and so
“Welcome to ‘Money and Power’ week at Chautauqua. We know that Jesus said more about money than war, sex or religion,” said the Rev. Barbara
“Hey G, give me a bless, yeah,” is the way homeboys and homegirls ask Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., for a blessing. Boyle completed his week
"It was my singular pleasure to know Cesar Chavez,” said Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., at the 9:15 a.m. Thursday morning worship service. “He was the