Before you vote this election, read what Jesus says about hollow promises and hypocrisy in Matt. 21:23-32.

What do clergy need when preaching about climate change? We listened to our EcoPreachers; here are the 3 things they most need.

Explore Matt. 20:1–16, the workers in the vineyard, through an ecological lens that confronts exploitation—and imagines flourishing for all.

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Learn how the biblical practice of gleaning reveals divine abundance from the Earth so that all are fed with equity and joyous fellowship.

Help your church make space for eco-grief and hope through practices of lament, testimony, and care in a climate-changed world.

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Explore the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-9) and step into God’s cycle of reciprocity—nurturing faith, community, and flourishing.

The violent VBS skit at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church raises questions about children’s safety, spiritual abuse & Christian nationalist formation.

A pastor reflects on a viral VBS gun skit, explaining why staged violence in church harms children and distorts the gospel of Jesus.

Discover how modern-day environmental prophets in Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’ are standing up to polluting industries.

Discover 10 books pastors can use to address Christian nationalism through preaching, book studies, and congregational conversations.

Counter Christian Nationalism this July 4th with a sermon series that reclaims a love for country shaped by justice, ethics, and compassion.

Explore the perfectly imperfect series finale of Good Omens 3: Aziraphale and Crowley’s “final 15” with a surprising theological twist.

In Acts 17:22-31, Paul says the "Unknown God" created everything. Creation can reveal aspects of God in astounding ways.

This sermon on John 10:1-10 for Good Shepherd Sunday explores Jesus’s teaching about abundance as an act of resistance to oppression.

It's time to reclaim 1 Peter 2:19-25 from those who use it to normalize abuse and justify oppression. This is a sermon for resistance.

Or, more pointedly, can preachers talk about climate change without using that exact term? How to navigate pushback with clear communication.

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Thomas touched Christ's wounds amid his spiritual crisis. As we endure an eco-spiritual crisis, touching our planet's wounds fosters healing.

Good Friday urges us to contemplate the "eco-crucifixion" of endangered species like Rice's Whale following a vote by Trump's “God Squad."

#NoKings rallies offer opportunities for faith leaders to use their prophetic voice for justice. Here's an example -- with analysis.

Palm Sunday follows on the heels of No Kings protests this year. Jesus's procession was a type of protest and counters Christian Nationalism.

Here is a liturgical resource to practice an Ecological Stations of the Cross as eco-anxiety and eco-grief are on the rise.

The sermon to the Valley of Dry Bones in Ezekiel 37 preaches to the need for racial restoration and reparations today.

The story of Jesus and the man with blindness in John 9:1-41 can counter the disability discrimination of Christian Nationalism.

Meta-analyses on a global scale show that the measured coastal mean sea level is higher than assumed in most coastal hazard assessments.

The story of Jesus & the Woman at the Well (John 4) counters the misogyny of Christian Nationalism, offers alternative to toxic masculinity.

Rev. Nelson Rabell-González, ELCA pastor, attends State of the Union, offering a powerful witness on behalf of immigrants.

YouTube video by Homebrewed Christianity w/ Dr. Tripp Fuller

YouTube video by Homebrewed Christianity w/ Dr. Tripp Fuller

John 3:16, “For God so loved the world,” is the most beloved passages of Christian Scripture. But we often miss its meaning for Creation.

Ash Wednesday and Lent can be a time of collective fasting for Earth as a spiritual discipline, resistance to oppression & call for liberation

Genesis 12:1-4a can help us counter the ethnocentrism of Christian nationalism in Lent while supporting immigrant communities.

In Matthew 4:1-11 during Lent, we can use Jesus’s resistance of Satan's temptations as a model to resist Christian Nationalism.

Minnesota pastors urge U.S. clergy to prepare now for ICE incursions. Their wisdom and experience show us how.

Minnesota pastors urge U.S. clergy to prepare now for ICE incursions. Their wisdom and experience show us how.