Rev. Steve

It’s almost that time of year again, the season of Dandelions. I have a love/hate relationships with Dandelions. I don’t really have a lawn. It’s more of mountain grass that grows around my house. I mow it once a week during the summer, but it’s definitely not Kentucky Blue Grass….

Lent, from the old English, Lencten, which means the lengthening of days. Day light hours are beginning to stretch out. The sun sets later and later each day. Here in Colorado, we have a mix of snow and spring. We can have some brutal blizzards and days where the sun…

We need a new BHAG for the church. You know what a BHAG is right? A Big Hairy Audacious Goal. I love BHAGs. I’m always working on at least one or two BHAGs for my life. My current one is to live to 120. Yes, you got it, what would…

It’s stretched before us like a vast mountain range. There are mountains with glorious views, valleys with rich meadows, and a few dead-end trails for sure. I’m talking about 2022. Here we are on the cusp of the new year. I always love dreaming about the possibilities that lay in…

When I was growing up in the 70’s I’ll never forget the bumper sticker that said, “Question everything.” It spoke to my heart, and I’ve carried it with me throughout my life. My questioning also got me into some trouble as I got under the skin of those in authority….

             I shared this past Sunday out at the Audubon center, Christianity is about digging it out of the dirt.              It’s a baseball analogy. When a grounder is hit to an infielder, the short stop “digs it out of the dirt” and makes a play to second or…

I’m so proud of my nephew, Blake. He just finished hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. The trail is 2,653 miles long and begins at the California-Mexican border and ends at the Washington-Canada border. Blake started in March and just finished last week. It was an amazing adventure. He dealt with…