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

In this wonderful story known as the Emmaus Road Walk we are reminded that resurrection is a mysterious business.

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.

Hiding in our homes from an uncertain world we have a lot in common with the disciples that first Easter.

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

Maundy Thursday points to the location of the holy being in the humble and familiar.

On Palm Sunday we usually gather in a crowd and remember that first crowd waving palms. This year we need to go deeper and inward.

In the shadow of suffering and death we are invited to see a foretaste of resurrection.

We both desire to be seen and loved for who we are and we fear being seen. This week we are invited to see as God sees.

Water is the literal and spiritual source of life. Jesus offers living water to those who thirst.

Lent is not only about abstinence and suffering. We are also invited to be reborn into new life.

The season of Lent can be quite confronting as we are challenged that our usual way of being needs to be stripped bare. Take courage.