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This story of the healing of the ten lepers and the one who says thank you to Jesus is so well known that we can miss the genius of the...

There is much in our outer world to lament, to fear, to regret. And there is much in our inner world to repent of, to let go of, and to...

The teaching about wealth and our proper relationship with wealth is relentless and provocative in Luke’s gospel. And this week’s...

Can the Jesus who told the beautiful encouraging parables about finding what and who is lost last week also be the author of this week’s...

The parables of Jesus about a God who seeks us out and rejoices over us is such a welcome relief after weeks of hard teachings. As always...

We are freed from the constraints of the law and the heavy burden of trying to be good in a moral sense so that we can fully engage in...

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

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...