If I had to choose a favorite Gospel, it would be the Gospel of John. Among the Gospels, John plays a unique role. It’s written much...

Do remember the days of getting an invitation to a birthday party? The excitement about the party itself, the joy of being included, the...

By the time you’re reading this, I will be on the east coast and just about ready to officially head to running camp. Yes, you read that...

What a day! We had a blast at our Summer Spectacular! Fourteen kids participated throughout the day. We filled our time with games,...

On Sunday the Deacons and Elders will gather for a joint meeting, where we will ask questions about who we are, who we want to be, and...

A Facebook memory popped up this morning, although, I confess, the memory is technically a few days late. It was the memory of my...

Camp 2022 is one I will never forget. On June 17th I got word that we would not have access to Westminster Spires this summer and the...

When we started our current sermon series, “Campfire Stories,” I warned you that along the way we would encounter some strange stories,...

Next week I will be heading to the Hyalite Reservoir to lead camp with Yellowstone Presbytery. Due to flooding in Red Lodge, camp looks a...

I love Christmas! Ask Will, I love everything about the season…the decorations, the music, the cookies. And if I had my way, it would be...

David is complicated character. He’s first introduced as the youngest son of Jesse, who was “ruddy, and had beautiful eyes, and was...

I’ll admit, it’s surreal to look back on our family vacation pictures and to know the landscape of Yellowstone will never be the same...

At one time, oral tradition, was the primary means of human communication. Oral tradition refers to more than just talking; it is a...

Confession…I love Pentecost. Over a year ago I was trying to plan a vacation with my whole family. We carefully coordinated dates,...