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At this time of year, at this moment in history, many of us are painfully aware of the fear and hopelessness, of the violence and...

This Sunday traditionally marks half way, the turning point, in the journey of Lent. Our readings (RCL Joshua 5:2-12; Psalm 32; 2...

We know that if we go on the journey toward Jerusalem with Jesus we are going to be confronted by his terrible human suffering as one of...

We have some dark, mysterious, brooding images this week in our Scripture which in many ways mirror our external world at the moment with...

Lent is many things including a journey in which we remember Jesus the fully human and holy one who lived and died and rose again as one...

Most of us know at some point the sense of our life being in ashes. It may be an intensely personal loss that we have suffered or the...

The Transfiguration is one of those moments in the gospel when we can see as well as hear that Jesus is both fully human and fully divine...

Love is more than a transaction, a deal we seek to make with God, neighbour and life. And let’s admit it – loving those we belong to...

There is nothing like a brush with mortality to sharpen the senses and invite reflection on what really makes for life. This week I had...

The call of the prophet Isaiah is exciting and disturbing with the glory of God made visible and yet in contrast the painful...

The Word of God often disturbs the one called to speak; those who are the hearers of the Word; and disturbs the social order of the...

The Word of God is expressed in creation, most fully in Jesus who was known as the Word made flesh, and in Scripture. And when we truly...