Series

The Case for Lent 

Mar 05, 2025   ·     •   Ash Wednesday

The season of Lent is a time in the church year for us to reflect and lament. Only through Lent can we arrive at Easter.  More

A Tabernacle for the Presence of God

Luke’s gospel reminds us that all significant moments in Jesus’ life were preceded by or finished with prayer. This is something to remember, especially in times when life seems increasingly uncertain. More

Moving Beyond the Do-Gooderism of Loving Your Enemies

Feb 23, 2025   ·     •   Luke 6:27-38

It’s easy to gloss over the truly radical nature of the Sermon on the Plain. The call to love our enemies is more than a cliche, but a plea to move beyond us vs. them thinking. More

Love Does Not Follow the Boundaries We Set

Feb 02, 2025   ·     •   Luke 2:22-40

We are people of the way; we follow so that our selfish desires are muted, and we follow someone who calls us to be merciful, to see each other, and to be of service to each other. More

When Someone Steps Up and Yells NO

Jan 19, 2025   ·     •   MLK Jr., 2025 

Sometimes, we have to point out that we are wrong and that something in the system is terrible. Sometimes, even when we all agree that something was one thing, one way, or even one reality, someone has to step up and say NO. More

Christmas II : What We Remember and What We Forget

Jan 05, 2025   ·     •   Luke 2:41-52

If we leave it up to our brains only and not our community and our sense of something more, we seek to hold on to the past and shield ourselves from seeing our faith in a new light. More

When God Took on Our Human Frailty 

Dec 29, 2024   ·     •   John 1:1-14 

To have a body is to be vulnerable. That’s why it’s absolutely stunning that God became human.  More

What Aladdin Can Teach Us About the Incarnation 

Dec 25, 2024   ·     •   John 1:1-14 

This Christmas, find a time of stillness to marvel that God became human in the person of Jesus.  More

Christmas Eve | Something Audacious, Something Radical

Dec 24, 2024   ·     •   Luke 2:1-14

On Christmas Eve, the baby is in the manger. We proclaim something audacious, something radical…God has broken into the world and everything has changed.  More

Christ is King, and No One Else

Nov 24, 2024   ·     •   John 18:33-37

On the Feast of Christ the King, we reflect on the Roman Catholic origins and history of the holy day, as well as what it has to say to us in our own times. More