Douglas Congregational United Church Of Christ's Podcast

How does God handle our times of sadness? This psalm reminds of God's response when we face sad days.

Jesus' resurrection renews our hope. He is Risen!

We want a Jesus who meets our expectations, but Jesus shatters those expectations for something better.

Our negative emotions always resurface in one for or another. Here are some ideas about how to deal with them when they do.

Have you ever felt judged by someone in the church? We're called to be agents of mercy not judgment.

People of faith are all about transformation. Change our habits and we will change our life.

Wisdom tames technology. Here are a couple tips on how to use technology wisely.

This Lenten series focuses on what we give up so that we can serve God better.

What are you thinking? If we want to change our life, we start by changing what and how we think.

Here's a dose of encouragement for those who worry!

Having one priority is the path to peace. The best stress reliever is a growing relationship with Jesus.

Christ's peace rules our lives and every relationship we have.

Happy New Year! Our future is as bright as the promises of God.

Christmas is God's offer of peace. We don't have to be stuck in an endless loop of meaninglessness because Jesus has rescued us and given us peace.

Christmas reminds us that we provide for others in God's name.

We live in a society of superficial skimmers. This message, focusing on Mary, invites us to ponder anew where we see Jesus showing up in our life.

God sends attention getters our way so that we will be prepared. Christmas is no different. Are you spiritually preapred for Christmas?

The conclusion of a big project calls for a celebration! Every day we are alive calls for a celebration!

The threat to every organization's mission is competing agendas. Organizations that thrive stay together to accomplish the mission.

One life skill needed in today's world is being able to navigate the inevitable changes that come our way. Here's how Nehemiah helped people do it.