Calling Disciples in the Land of Death
As Americans, we like choice. We want to chose what we do, how we do it, and when to do it. Included in all of this is education. When it comes to college, we want to chose what to study and who’s go...
1 Heinä 202213min
Christ, the Splitter of Families
This past Sunday was Fathers’ Day in the United States. This is a day we set aside to recognize the important role that dads play in our lives. But, on this day of all days, we read this from the Go...
24 Kesä 202212min
Ascension: Backwards and Forwards
3 Kesä 202214min
Encountering the Scriptural Christ
This week, we witnessed the tragedy of yet another school shooting. It’s clear that there’s evil in the world doing its worst. However, Jesus is working to birth “new creation”—one in which evil ...
27 Touko 202215min
The Paralytic as an Image of Systemic Oppression?
Sometimes, it feels like life is a battle for power. Unfortunately, it also feels like when someone gets power, it goes to their head and all sorts of bad things happen and people get hurt. Yet, ...
20 Touko 202210min
The "Obstinate" Joseph and the "Faithful" Myrrh-Bearers?
This past Sunday, we remembered both Joseph of Arimathea, who asked for the body of Christ, and the Myrrh-Bearing women, who went to the tomb to anoint the body. Both these stories are a test of sor...
13 Touko 202211min
The Paschal Homily of St. John Chrysostom
What does the Kingdom look like? How does it treat people. Have a listen to St. John's homily and find out!
29 Huhti 20225min
Anchored in Place
Life, in general, is full of ups and downs. But, what happens when our spiritual life is also full of ups and downs? Is this normal? Should we expect this? Or should we be concerned? Today, w...
8 Huhti 202210min
