Theological Reflection
The Acts of the Apostles and thriving communities
Our work as Christian leaders is to cultivate thriving communities that are foretastes of the kingdom of God. In this series of reflections, C. Kavin Rowe explores the Acts of the Apostles, which offers a picture of what the church needs to continue being the church.
Second in a series. Community without communication is a contradiction, writes C. Kavin Rowe. The book of Acts makes this plain.
Sixth in a series. A community can thrive over time only if its members know why it exists and can communicate that with others.
Mary’s Song is an expression of maternal love
The Magnificat begins as a lullaby and becomes a hymn of praise and protest. Will we join in Mary's Song this Advent?
Recovering a Spirit-led experience in the Wesleyan tradition
A Methodist pastor reflects on the legacy of John Wesley and on listening for the Spirit when it speaks.
