The Ploughman
There, too, Life and Death Our devotional writings today encourage us to look at the world around us with resurrection eyes. They open our hearts to the cycles of nature around us, to the seasons of death and rebirth, and to the work of the harvest, happening now. May these words open our eyes to…
Earthwork
Spaciousness in the Deep and Dark In the midst of all this thought on the Kingdom of God and the many agricultural metaphors on how the Kingdom of God is and is to be/become, I found this poem on earth worms by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer. It spoke to me of the way working towards the…
The Teacher
Leaning Hard on Thee In honor of Teacher Appreciation Day yesterday, October 5, today’s devotional explores what it is to be a teacher while learning from the best teacher there is – God. As a blog flowing from the traditional of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) which is devoted to critical thinking and engaging…
Let Them Come
The Glowing Warm Laugh of a Child September 29, 2025 This devotional encourages your tears. It hopes to create a sense of safety, a space of security, where all you are, all you feel, all you hold dear, and all you hope are welcomed and made at home. May it hold your hand, lend you…
Make America America Again
They Chased Him Off a Cliff September 22, 2025 Today’s devotional writing is for American Christians. It encourages us to consider who America is, who we’ve been, and who we say we are. It calls us to hear these words from Langston Hughes, a famous Black poet, and this story of Jesus speaking an unwanted…
Rev. Kelsey Sherazi 