In this week’s passage, Luke 1:1-13, Luke links together Jesus’ instructions on how to pray with parables. In both the teachings on prayer,…
Early in 2022, I remember reading an essay by Rowan Williams just a few days prior to moving into the intern house…
This summer, as we return to the Gospel of Luke, we’ll weave our continued exploration of “what love looks like” around Luke’s recurring theme of food: tables, meals, barns, and the entire world of harvesting, preparation and anticipation they imply.
Ordinary Time: a season in the church year that stretches from Trinity Sunday all the way to Advent.
We worship a God who is, at their very core, a community of love who shares power in deference and delight, who listens and exalts rather than dominates. As followers of Jesus, we, too, are welcomed into this deep, collaborative communion.
Today is Pentecost.
Today a new community is being birthed into being.
I ask not only on behalf of these but also on behalf of those who believe in me through their word, that…
“What does love look like now?” We’ve been asking this question while moving through the liturgical calendar this year. The lectionary passage…
Christians often equate faith with having correct beliefs about Jesus. However, the relationship Jesus is describing in John 10:22-30 is much deeper…
In John 21:1-19, Jesus gave Peter the invitation that would shape his life from that moment onwards: “Do you love me, Peter? Then…
