But, often, the gravity becomes so strong that it freezes everything in its place. It resists change at all costs, and values comfort over calling. It turns freedom into enslavement and prevents ...

Long-term disability benefits can be a lifeline for PC(USA) pastors unable to work, but some say accessing that Board of ...

Jonah 3:10-4:11 explores God’s mercy toward Nineveh and challenges us to consider who we believe is deserving of compassion ...

This order of worship is for September 20, 2026, the 17th Sunday after Pentecost. It is based on the Revised Common ...

Jesus calls the church to pair forgiveness with accountability, honoring one another’s dignity even amid conflict.

Christy Williams and Brittany Porch reflect on the shrinking path for nonordained Christian educators and youth workers — and ...

Beautiful, mild four-season weather. Mountains, forests, rivers, vineyards, brewpubs, and the Pacific Coast. Exceptional quality of life — and congregations eager for faithful leadership. Discover ...

Jo Wiersema reviews Will Brown's "No Longer Male and Female," a father's journey with his gender-expansive child turned into ...

Chris Dela Cruz explores how listening can be an act of faith formation, challenging churches to create spaces where young ...

The Presbyterian Outlook is expanding its independent reporting through a new partnership with FāVS News, an award-winning nonprofit newsroom covering religion and ethics in the Pacific Northwest.

As a Princeton Seminary graduate, ministry professional, and mom of three young kids, Eleanor Shell didn’t expect to be on the receiving end of congregational support and pastoral care at this point ...

As summer gives way to a new school year and fuller calendars, Maggie Alsup prays that we carry the season’s slower rhythms, ...