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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...

God comes to us in the midst of our life. God comes to us whether like Lydia we are in full flight and successful or like the unnamed ill...

Peter’s dream was then, and is still, explosive! It was world changing because of what is says about God and us humans and because of who...

Images of shepherds and shepherd kings are deeply biblical and in some ways we know what it is about. But there is always more to hear...

This week we have two amazing stories: Paul’s conversion and Peter’s encounter with the risen Jesus and their conversation. (RCL Acts...

When Jesus was resurrected his wounds did not disappear. Thomas was invited to place his hands in the wound in his side, the wounds in...

Each and every year we are brought back to this most uncomfortable of places – to the foot of the cross and the story of our Lord’s great...

No matter how well we know the story Easter does its mysterious powerful work in us – unravelling us, disturbing us, challenging us,...