Category: What the Church is Actually About
What the Church Is Actually About takes an honest look at the purpose, practice, and promise of the church beyond stereotypes and assumptions. Articles here explore what the church is called to be at its best—rooted in Jesus, accountable to people, committed to justice, healing, and community—and invites thoughtful reflection on how faith is lived out together in the world beyond the walls of any building.
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What is Ash Wednesday?
Ash Wednesday marks the solemn beginning of the Lenten season, a 40-day period of prayer, fasting, and repentance leading up to Easter. This day holds profound significance, inviting believers into a time of deep spiritual introspection and renewal. The practice of using ashes as a symbol of repentance and mortality has ancient roots, evident throughout Read more
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Is the Church Still Relevant in Today’s World?
In a rapidly changing world, many people are asking the honest question – Is the church still relevant? With skepticism at an all time high facing institutions and with growing concerns about injustice, community and belonging we can’t assume that everyone believes the church is still relevant. The good news is, the church is absolutely Read more