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Jesus asks Peter three times “Do you love me?” Not “Let’s work on your theology and right understanding” or “right moral code”. But the...

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...

Over the Three Great Days I am reflecting on Three Perspectives of the Divine’s Love for us. On Easter Day we consider the perspective of...

Good Friday is maybe the hardest day for people of faith. The horror of our Beloved being betrayed, denied, abandoned, tried and tortured...

Here we are again, entering into the most tumultuous and holy week of the year in the Christian church. (Passion, or Palm, Sunday. Luke...

As Jesus gets closer to Jerusalem there is an increasing sense of destiny and urgency whirling around the Teacher and his disciples. And...

Of all the ways to enter into our texts this week the sense of the turning point, or awakening, or turning towards home, or the process...

If we are treating Lent as not only the journey Jesus went on but also as the journey of our souls then this week, nearly half way...

As Jesus continues on the journey of his few short years of teaching and his progress towards Jerusalem, he encounters obstacles and...

It might seem shocking that, so soon after Christmas, we are beginning the Lenten journey, preparing ourselves for the painful drama of...

The Ash Wednesday service is a very simple and ancient one. It is both sober and sensual as we smell the smoke, receive the gritty smudge...

The Transfiguration is a mysterious and curious story. One which is sometimes hard for us to imagine much less understand in terms of our...