There are a lot of ideas floating around the world about what love is--but few of us understand or are even willing to embrace that love is about vulnerability.  A reflection on I Corinthians 1:1-13.

Too often we pray to the gods of transaction in our daily lives as he seek and hold on to the idols of money and power.  God's gifts are not transactional.  They are about an overwhelming transformation of love through the abundant gifts God offers us.  A reflection on John 2:1-12.

Baptism is less about "being saved" and more about committing to a relationship with Jesus Christ and others.  A reflection on Luke 3:15-17, 21-22.

The Creche or nativity scene originated in 1223.  It has influenced our understanding of the very first Christmas in significant ways.  Yet, it doesn't capture the full picture of what happened in Bethlehem when Jesus was born.  In this week's reflection, find out the rest of the story and what it means for our world today.  A reflection on Matthew 2: 1-21.

Two pregnant women plot to overthrow the government--that is what we read on the Sunday before Christmas.  its still Advent folks--Christmas is soon, but not yet.  A reflection on Luke 1:39-55.

In the midst of the doom and gloom of Advent preachers like John the Baptist calling us a brood of vipers, we are also reminded to REJOICE!  A reflection on Philippians 4:4-7 and Luke 3:7-18.

For two thousand years, Christians have tried to follow John the Baptist's call to turn away from sin and yet, sin still plagues us.  Maybe the call is less about denying our sins and more about moving through our vices to discover the virtuous we truly desire.  A reflection on Luke 3:1-6.

In a world in which the Left Behind series has shaped a false narrative of the Second Coming of Christ, we would do better to examine Van Gogh's The Starry Night painting for a more hopeful perspective of the world when Christ will come again.  A reflection on Luke 21:25-36.

Hot Lips Houlihan and Hawkeye Pearce were a source of constant provocation toward one another throughout the series MASH.  Today's reflection on Hebrews 10:11-14(15-18)19-25 offers some insight on how we might provoke one another on toward love and good deeds.

Our origin story is important to us.  Not simply to know where we come from but to discover who we are and thus there is hope wherever we find ourselves.  On this All Saints' Sunday, we reflect on the Book of Revelation 21:1-6.