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Not only is Thomas maligned by being remembered as “Doubting Thomas” but the nature of faith and spiritual growth is misrepresented!...

As we gather at the foot at the cross and look upon our Lord Jesus Christ crucified we hear the story we know so well and yet that still...

Maundy Thursday night by tradition is when we wash each other’s feet in imitation of the love of Jesus for his disciples on their last...

And so Holy Week begins. The great unravelling and revelation, the upheaval and the restoration, death and resurrection. Although we know...

In the readings for Lent Five (John 11:1-45; Ezekiel 37:1-14; Psalm 130; and Romans 8:6-11.) we see and hear a foretaste of resurrection...

This week the readings seem to invite us to explore how God sees us, how well or blindly we see, and how this process of being seen, of...

To be human is to be thirsty – for water, meaning, security, adventure, relationship, belonging – for life. The stories this week (Lent...

We tend to think of Lent as unmitigated suffering and heaviness but in this second week of the season of Lent we have this beautiful...

Whenever Scripture tells a story of someone being called by God I tend to become both excited and yet a little - or a lot - apprehensive....

Why does it matter that God – glorious, mysterious and merciful – is three persons in one God rather than a singular deity? Well, I would...

Most of us know what Pentecost is meant to mean, or what we were taught it originally meant. (RCL Acts 2:1-21) But what does Pentecost...

God reveals god’s own self to us in myriad ways - in creation, in Scripture and Sacrament, and in the Spirit revealed in and through...