Author Archives: Jeremy Söderberg

Yes, today is New Year’s Day. At least those of the Jewish faith. It is Rosh Hashanah, which literally translates as “Head of the Year.” Rosh Hashanah is one of […]

It is important for a Christian to have a meaningful prayer life. Many of us pray before we eat and that’s good. Especially, when we’re out. Bowing our head and […]

As the temperatures get cooler and the days grow shorter, we say goodbye to summer as fall is upon us. I love autumn in New England. I love the cooler […]

After Jesus triumphantly enters Jerusalem on what we now call Palm Sunday, the apostle John records an interesting story for us. John writes, “Some Greeks who had come to Jerusalem […]

We recently looked at the Book of Job in Bible study. It’s a tough read. Job was a righteous man. Meaning he was in “right relationship” with God not that […]

Early in 1791 an intense religious awakening spread throughout Wales, and it touched all classes of people, many of whom spoke their own Welsh dialect and who were not literate […]

How many kids growing up said, “I hate peas!” I was never a big fan myself. How about liver and onions? Blech. It’s odd. I have never liked liver but […]

Recently, we went through some “Active Shooter Training” here at South Church. It’s a sad but necessary reality in our fallen world today. One of the more surprising things that […]