Mother’s Day can be a call to widen the circle, nurturing relationships of love and care that reach beyond tradition into true connection.
Affection, benevolence, and community are essential for our relationships and cherished by God. They encompass the profound bonds, growth in kindness, and interconnectedness beyond individualism that help us live with…
Easter can leave us with many questions, but hopefully they are the questions that make you "go" to God in prayer! But one thing Easter surely teaches us is that…
A meditation on the significance of the evening together, drawing the various elements of the service into focus around the communion table.
Palm Sunday is a call to look - at yourself, at the world and at God through the eyes of Jesus.
Receiving for Christians means letting go and making space in our lives by actively receiving the light of Christ. What must change in your life for you to fully receive…
Believing is bigger than we think, more personal than we always know for ourselves, and a relentless call to worldwide witness. It’s a big word.
Amidst the arrest of John the Baptist, a silenced prophet, Jesus boldly emerges to announce the greatest news ever. God's new world is here, inviting us to repent, believe, and…
As we prepare to walk with Jesus in Lent, we are reminded again of the importance of calibrating our lives according to mission we've been given. A special story about…
Anna and Simeon waited patiently for fulfillment, emphasizing the significance of what they awaited. Some waits are worthwhile; consider what you're waiting for!
How do you balance no and yes in your life? Learn from a retiring couple’s journey of faith, friendship, and God’s unconditional yes in Jesus Christ.
We bear a name, the name of Christ, a name we want to live up to. In spite of all the ways that name has been betrayed over the centuries,…
The end to which Peter is referring asks important questions. What’s the goal? What’s the point? The end is near. God is drawing this work of salvation through Jesus Christ…
Dag Hammarskjöld's prayer gives us a wonderful summary: “For all that has been, THANKS, for all that is to be, YES!”