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Sharing—offering life to everyone
The root of evangelism isn’t that we have something we’re pitching to someone else. It is sharing in life.
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Between Easter 2 + 3 (Year A)
With the move to the third week of Easter, we switch to Luke’s gospel. To find ourselves focused in a different direction.
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Believing Anyway
This gospel, while centering around Thomas, is mistaken for a treatise on unbelief rather than what belief looks like.
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Less Consuming
We’re aware of the problems with social media. And our always-on culture. But we keep acting like we have no choice.
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Lack of Faith (Easter 2)
The resurrection story with Thomas challenges our expectations of belief and doubt. And even the point of Easter.
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Between Easter 1 and 2
The lectionary goes straight from Easter 1 to 2. But the story of Jesus’s appearance in the locked room is missing something.
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“Christ is risen” or “doubting Thomas”?
One of the richest resurrection stories is often told as a warning against doubt. Rather than a declaration of faith.
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Seeing or feeling is believing?
Dealing with the Thomas resurrection story means wading past our assumptions about doubt. And about belief.