“TAKE THE BEST AND GO” Part 2 Recapturing Our Roots of Fellowship and Our Call to Mission By Tri Robinson Although I didn’t know John Wimber well, for about seven years I attended...
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The other night I observed what was called the “Super Moon”. This phenomenon occurs once every twenty years when the moon appears to be fourteen percent larger than a...
Read moreCreation Care for Pastors >> David Conover, producer for years of Discovery HD Theater’s Sunrise Earth, is currently working with his team to produce a groundbreaking musical documentary currently in production titled...
Read moreCreation Care for Pastors >> In February 2008, members of the ICMA ( International City and County Management Association) met to discuss the importance of sustainable communities and how to promote them....
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Creation Care for Pastors >> The fruits of the spirit are one of the most oft-quoted groupings of spiritual values in the whole of Christianity. The fact that they’re described as fruits...
Read moreRenewal Blog >> “This is how one should regard us, as servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God. Moreover, it is required of stewards that they be found faithful.” ~1 Corinthians...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Emiko Corey, Farm Manager of Santa Barbara A Rocha Five Loaves Farm Rebecca Laughton writes “agriculture is sustainable when it is ecologically sound, economically viable, socially...
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A Rocha USA Blog >> By Sandra McCracken* Photo: Betty McCracken My father is a brilliant biology teacher, now retired. My mother is a thoughtful student of the Bible. They will have been married...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> By Robert Campbell*, Pastor of Santa Margarita Community Church I hope you hear the irony intended in the title. I certainly do care about what is happening to...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> By Robert Campbell*, Pastor of Santa Margarita Community Church I tend to think of my garden as an ecological anti-depressant. With absolutely no substantiation other than my own anecdotal experience,...
Read more“TAKE THE BEST AND GO” Part 3 Building a Settlement While Retaining the Pioneer Spirit That Birthed It By Tri Robinson Those of us who have been called to lead in the midst...
Read moreRenewal Blog >> The winners of the inaugural Creation Care Video Contest were recently announced. Congrats to the first place winner Steven McCord from Houghton College. Check out all the winning videos, including Steven's here. Sponsors...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Tom Rowley, Executive Director of A Rocha USA In cities and towns across the United States, Christian faith is hard at work—well beyond the stained glass and...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> By Robert Campbell*, Pastor of Santa Margarita Community Church When I say, “I don’t care about climate change” I mean that I care about the cause and not just...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Tom Rowley Around the world, people are starving, forests are dwindling, rivers are drying up and species are going extinct. The reasons, of course, vary: from...
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“It would go a long way to caution and direct people in their use of the world that they were better studied and known in the creation of it. For how could man find the confidence to abuse it, while they should see the Great Creator stare them in the face, in all of every part thereof?” William Penn (1644-1718) Below are a selct number of sermons about Christianity and the Environment, please listen to them and contemplate our role as stewards of God's Creation.
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