For Sunday
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Going home can be a kind of strained time travel. The past and present collide and people think we must always be the same. Always.
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Jesus offers two teachings this week, beginning each with a familiar phrase “the kingdom is like” inviting his followers to look from different views.
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We focus this week on the way Jesus redefines family. And why this whole story gives us trouble in a world devoted to the nuclear family unit.
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Our view of Jesus’s transgression of Sabbath law is often guided by our own view of laws. We must remember God’s vision for Sabbath.
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The challenge of speaking of the Trinity is that it is a mystery, a kind of paradox, that we think we must solve rather than love.
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In Pentecost, we have the opportunity to reflect on our own witness, and what role that practice has in our own life of faith.