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The Jesus who stills the storm and commands calm is a Savior that most would want to follow (RCL Mark 4:35-41) but more often Jesus...

Jesus did much of his teaching with parables which were filled with everyday images and yet confoundingly challenging and provocative....

Watching the evening news, preparing for extended family gatherings, or parish meetings it is hard not to be aware of the divisions...

Like many good Christians we probably acknowledge the Trinity every Sunday, and most days in between. “Father, Son and Holy Spirit” or...

Jesus said: “It is for your own good that I go away – for if I do not go away you will not receive the Advocate, the helper, for your...

It is important to celebrate Ascension for it completes the great circle of birth, death, new life and return. In one way it is a...

The words of Jesus in the gospel of John 16:16-24 invite us to explore how sorrow and joy are often connected and of how pain can be the...

“I am the true vine and my Father is the vine grower. He removes every branch in me that bears no fruit. Every branch that bears fruit he...

The one we celebrate at Easter is the one that was Rejected and Risen. We are encouraged to believe ourselves included when we feel...

We are meant to be changed by the risen Christ. We are called to be no less than transformed by the Holy One. But this process of...

Easter Day was, is, and hopefully will always be a day of celebration: of rejoicing and relief, of love and life, of renewal and...

“He has been raised, he is not here.” Mark’s account of the resurrection still bears some of the rawness of a recent event – an event so...