Category: Dr. Will’s Blog
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Dr. Will Post
Yesterday was one of solemn remembrance of the attack on our country destroying the World Trade Center. The images of the tragedy are with everyone to this day. It changed us in so many ways.…
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AUGUST 30, 2026 – FIRST SUNDAY AT BISTRO ATRIUM
This coming Sunday, August 30, marks yet another new chapter in the journey of The Gathering Ministry. We started at University Church until the building was sold to Purdue. We were invited and moved to…
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WE’RE MOVING TO THE BISTRO ATRIUM
There is a big change coming for The Gathering, and it came with surprise and unexpected speed! We received notice about two weeks ago that the Tippecanoe County Historical Association will no longer be available…
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Coming Soon: Our New Location
Greetings to The Gathering family, By now, you may have heard that after several years of challenges with our landlord, those issues came to a head this past week. We were informed that we will…
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What Brings Change and Peace?
Last Sunday, I acknowledged the unsettling state of the country. I asked for a show of hands: who has stopped watching the news because of the stress it brings? Not surprisingly, several hands were raised.…
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Belong, Behave, Believe
The Sequence of Church Growth Christian Theologian Diana Butler Bass’ book: ‘‘Christianity Before Religion” really impacted me. It is an penetrating look at the history of the early Christian Church. She observed that the original…
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Romans 12
“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind…” The apostle Paul is the great teacher of Christianity. More than any other individual who came to believe in…
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Mercy and the Unforgiving Servant
Going forward, I am going to offer a weekly blog post on our new website. It will be centered around the scripture for our Sunday Gathering. This week we share a parable from the Gospel…
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A Thanksgiving Message
Preparing for Thanksgiving When approaching the Scripture, we always ask two questions: What did it mean then and what does it mean now? This past Sunday we took a break from our reading of Paul’s…
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A Reflection on Romans 8
When approaching the Scripture ask two questions: What did it mean then and what does it mean now? I am grateful for the content of yesterday’s scripture at The Gathering. We continued with Paul’s message…