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WLSU – Formed for What
As we were coming home from church one Sunday, my mom commented excitedly about the pastor’s sermon. It was 1992 and the presidential race had
WLSU – A Prayer for Social Justice
I want to tell you about one of my favorite prayers. I have been writing a lot over the last few weeks about loving your
WLSU – Loving My Political Enemy – Part 5
Speaking of loving your political enemy, I remember a conversation I had with a relative a few years back. They are a family member with
WLSU – Loving My Political Enemy – Part 4
The Christian season called Lent began this week. It is known as a time of penitence and fasting in preparation for Easter. Throughout the next
Start Saving Now to Recycle or Reuse by April 27
This year for our Earth Day celebration, your Creation Care Team will be collecting items listed for reuse on The Cincinnati Recycling and Reuse Hub
WLSU – Loving My Political Enemy – Part 3
Jesus tells us to love our enemies and pray for those who hate us. We immediately rebel against this command, dismiss it as rosy idealism,
WLSU – Proclaiming the Blessing You See
I believe that LGBTQ+ people are a blessing to this world. The church community I serve, the Church of the Redeemer, affirms this belief, as
WLSU – You Are A Blessing
Hey friends, I don’t have a new podcast for you this week and I did not want to let this week go by without stating
WLSU – Loving My Political Enemy – Part 2
Last week I wrote about why I believe in loving my enemies even if it is difficult and distasteful and uncomfortable and unpopular to do
Exciting News! The Redeemer Vision Scholarship is Here
Thanks to a generous gift from the Callard family, Church of the Redeemer is proud to launch the Redeemer Vision Scholarship! This incredible opportunity is
WLSU: Loving My Political Enemy – Part 1
What does love look like in real time? That is to say, when you strip away all the idealism and romantic notions, all the hypotheticals
WLSU: Love in Real Time – Part 1
I talk about love a lot. I believe it’s my job. When you talk about love as often as I do, people either change the
