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Willing To Be Amazed
A recurring theme in the gospels is that people are astounded and amazed by Jesus. How many Christians actually are?
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Called Beyond Tradition
Being called to follow Jesus is an invitation to change. A process that naturally separates us from all that we called home.
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Come and See
In reading about the way Jesus calls his disciples, we have the chance to see what we are actually called to participate in.
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More than wise men
In the Epiphany, we focus on the light to the exclusion of the dark, celebrating the fools and rather than the hope Christ brings.
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Grace Upon Grace
At the heart of the Christmas season is God’s generosity. And our struggle to restrain it works against the very point of the holy day.
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The Light Comes
In the Feast of Stephen, we confront what light coming to break the darkness looks like in practice—when we face it in our midst.
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Incarnate Grace
John’s gospel invites us to see the scope of what we celebrate at Christmas: that an event changes how we see everything.
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The Joy of Christmas
As we gather for Christmas Eve, we hear the story of the birth, the angels, and shepherds—and invited to hear that new things are in store.