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On Good Friday we gather at the foot of the cross. It is a sad and confronting place to be. No matter how many times we come to this...

Jesus spent his last hours on earth as he had spent the three years before. Speaking and acting in love – tender, passionate, desperate,...

“Very truly I tell you unless a grain of wheat ... dies, it remains just a single grain; but if it dies, it bears much fruit.” Jesus only...

In the light of the Scriptures this week I have to acknowledge that I too belong to the “murmuring” tradition – that I too grumble,...

The cleansing of the temple is a story, depending on your personality and theology, that is thrilling, disturbing, or confusing – or all...

To know and be known is one of the deepest human longings. I believe it is one of the ways in which we bear the divine spark – this...

That first Pentecost emboldened, liberated and transformed those first followers. We are invited into that same experience.

The great love of God is our Source and our Destination and Jesus invites us into its flow.

The good news is that we have been given a way, a spiritual path, on which we can travel further and further into the heart of God.

Jesus the Good Shepherd is not just a pretty stained glass window but a tender, disturbing, saving, challenging and abundantly generous Lord

I am grateful that this story of questions and doubt is part of our tradition for it makes room for you and I and our questions.

In the death of Jesus we come to see the unkillable love of God for us. Love beyond reason, limit or end.