Loving one's self is not about what we can do but about what we can become.

Faith is not built off of mountaintops, but in the everyday living of Christian discipleship .  A reflection on Colossians 2:6-19.

What three things would you want if you were stranded on a desert island?  In this reflection on Amos 8:1-12; Colossinas 1:15-28; and Luke 10: 38-42, we discover what distracts us from our true purpose.

Finding hope and the fulfillment of God's faithfulness is no less accessible than a soggy tuna sandwich.  Listen for this week's reflection on Colossians 1: 1-14.

when you want to proclaim the Kingdom of God, just think Sawyerville.  A reflection on Luke 10:11, 16-20.

As Jesus followers we are called to proclaim the Kingdom of God--which is very real and right here.  A reflection on Luke 9:51-62.  

Even in the midst of darkness, baptism reminds us of the light that we shine as God's people.  A reflection on Psalm 42 in the wake of the shootings at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Vestavia Hills, AL.

We spend too much energy on trying to offend or not offend one another.  Maybe we ought to consider how we are offending God.  A reflection on the Trinity and John 16:12-15.

On this Day of Pentecost we are reminded of the power of our witness in the world. 

Lydia is a dealer in purple cloth.  She is also a dealer in salvation.  A reflection on Acts 16:9-15.