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Are we too obsessive? Yes. Yes we are.
We’re conflicted by the thought that God is responsible and also so are we, making it about our own obsessions with getting it right.
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Abiding with Jesus—for Easter 5B
This week, we wrestle with an uncommon word: abide: and what it means for us. To abide with Jesus when we’d rather do our own thing.
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Being a hospitable host for growth
We are partners with God in bringing the dream into reality. Which means a lot of our work is about being a good host for the good work.
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Between Easter 4 and 5 (Year B)
The gap between the fourth and fifth Sundays of Easter highlights the nature of the love Jesus commands his followers to share.
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More than a Good Shepherd
The image of the Good Shepherd offers a comforting vision of Jesus for us. But he is offering us a better vision for the world.
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9 Ways We Read Revelation Wrong
Revelation offers a profound critique of empire—and of a church that embraces the way of empire. We must learn to read it today.
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Contrasting shepherds and hired hands
In calling himself the Good Shepherd, Jesus sets up a way for his followers to contrast him with those who don’t have to care about them.
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