The Rev. MJ Layton describes how God gives us mercy and makes us into his very own people. Through this, we become living stones in a spiritual house built on top of Christ, and we serve in this house as part of his royal priesthood.

The Rev. Jacob Smith explores the image of Jesus as the Good Shepherd. While it's a comforting image, it implies that we are the sheep who need saving. And as sheep, we are totally dependent on our shepherd.

The Rev. Janet Broderick reflects on Jesus' appearance to the disciples on the road to Emmaus. Although they do not recognize him, he walks with them and listens to their hurts, fears, and distress. He opens up the scriptures that they, and we, might behold the risen Christ.

The Rev. MJ Layton explores how doubt is a universal experience that can be deeply wounding. Thomas’s doubts are healed by the sight of Jesus’s wounds. In the same way, Jesus heals the wounds of doubt in our hearts and enables us to believe in his name.

The Rev. Jacob Smith explores how "Alleluia Christ is Risen!" awakens us to actually live in the moment as human beings.

The Rev. MJ Layton explores how in his the triumphal entry, Jesus came to Jerusalem as a king, but not the king the crowds expected. He did not use force to establish his kingdom, but instead humbly submitted to death. Now he draws us to himself in gentleness and meekness.

The Rev. Jacob Smith shares how Jesus is the redirection and the life for us right now.

The Rev. Janet Broderick explores a healing miracle of Jesus, and its implication for bringing the kingdom of God to each and every one of us.

The Rev. MJ Layton explores how Jesus offers us living water that flows freely and quenches our thirst. This living water is the Holy Spirit who convicts us of sin, renews our relationship with God, and begins to heal the hurts and pains of our broken earthly relationships.

The Rev. Nancy Hanna explores how the Holy Spirit floods the freed, empty space we call despair.