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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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Choosing Jesus over comfort
In this week’s gospel, we see Jesus call Philip and Nathaneal. For us, the challenge lies in recognizing how much we call each other.
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Being Called—for Epiphany 2B
Part of the challenge of connecting with the divine (and one another) is that we forget that even God isn’t doing all of the work.
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Next—what comes after baptism
We always focus on the thing. And then, when it comes, our focus needs to shift. And we aren’t always thinking about what comes next.
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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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We get to start somewhere
This week, we read about the beginning of the good news. Mark’s gospel is a story without an ending. It only ever begins.
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We get to love like this
The challenge of loving like Jesus isn’t that we’ll do it wrong. It’s that we think it depends on our being a good person.
