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Jesus, as remembered by Mark’s gospel, seems to delight in scandalising us by who is included and valued by God. (Nineteenth Sunday after...

This week we learn, with and through Peter and the disciples, the true identity of Jesus the Holy One of God, or Messiah. And this...

It seems that living into the larger more inclusive heart and mind of God’s vision is not easy and that, dare we say it, even Jesus...

The story of John the Baptist, especially the story of his ending, is very disconcerting. (RCL Mark 6:14-29) There is something about...

When Jesus makes his way back to his home town they are amazed and offended and consequently Jesus could do no act of power among them....

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...

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...

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

The celebration of Epiphany (RCL readings for January 6th or closest Sunday, Matthew 2:1-12) reminds us that the coming of the light into...

Only a few days after Christmas and already we are being asked to unwrap what the birth of this both ordinary and unique baby means. In...

And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us full of grace. And because of this everything is different. Because God became flesh, became...