The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant points out the many ways scripture endorses varieties of marriage considered inappropriate today.

The Apostle Paul knew his stuff when it came to organizing church meetings, and we ought to listen to him for General Conference 2019, says the Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant.

The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant doesn’t believe that “weaponized prayer” and fasting will influence God; he trusts that God’s will of inclusive love will be enacted.

The Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant experiences a welter of conflicting emotions as he anticipates the special called General Conference coming Feb. 23-26 in St. Louis, Mo.

Is the noise around various Way Forward plans too loud for us to hear the words of Jesus’ invitation to follow him? asks the Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant.

With all the unity plans being considered at the 2019 General Conference, the Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant proposes United Methodists hark back to Jesus’ plan for ministry from Isaiah 61.

No doubt about it – most of what Paul told the Corinthians about disputes applies to The United Methodist Church as it heads toward the 2019 General Conference, says the Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant.

Just in time for an annual observance, a young disciple teaches Rev. Richard Lowell Bryant about “a King who lived a long time ago.”