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The parable of the wheat and the weeds is one of the many counter intuitive moments in Scripture that remind us God’s grace breaks into...

Jesus uses parables to reveal, to encourage, to challenge those open to the kingdom, and to confound those not in the right frame of mind...

The story of Abraham and Isaac, sometimes called the Akedah or the binding of Isaac, is pivotal to the Jewish and Christian faiths. And...

We have some very difficult and disturbing texts to grapple with this week leading us to reflect on who is family, tribe, group and who...

God can be found in the providing of hospitality to strangers and in those times when we are open to the hospitality of others. (Third...

This week (Second Sunday after Pentecost, or Proper 5 [10]) we begin a season of reading St Paul and his letter to the Romans. It is...

The Trinity is something we can get ourselves in a knot over. I have certainly wrestled with the idea and construction of the Trinity....

All Saints is that gift of a festival in which we can remember the saints of our tradition and give thanks for their continuing witness...

The story of Zacchaeus shimmying up a tree to better see Jesus and then having Jesus invite himself to a long lunch (Luke 19:1-10. Twenty...

One way of understanding the Christian spiritual growth journey is the unending stripping away of the layers of resistance, ego...

Most of us have been taught that the parable about the unjust judge and the persevering widow (Luke 18:1-14, Nineteenth Sunday after...

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...