Trinity Sunday is often called "Heresy Sunday" by preachers due to the difficulty in explaining the mystery of God in Three Persons and the Unity of One Being.  Instead, Drew takes the less treacherous path of exploring how doubt is not the opposite of faith but, like Nicodemus, can be an avenue of greater relationship with God.

We have begun to weaponize our words to either a liberal or conservative persuasion regardless of context--political, social, religious, medical, etc.  On this Pentecost Sunday, the Holy Spirit speaks in a unifying voice drawing people to God and one another.  

Just as many different threads are woven together to create a tapestry, so is life woven into relationship and fate.  In this week's reflection on John's Gospel, 17:6-19, we hear how Jesus' high priestly prayer is a prayer of connection that we might be bound together to glorify God.

The ascension of Jesus leads to the responsibility of the disciples and us by extension to be the church in the world and carry on Christ's work.  That work never becomes static but is always being renewed and that is no different for the post-pandemic church.  A reflection on Acts 1: 1-11.

A sermon reflection this Second Sunday of Easter on the power of peace and forgiveness as inspired by The Gospel of John (20:19-31) and the cartoon Bluey.

On this happy morning of Christ's resurrection,  take a moment to let the surprise of this story's ending capture you.  Based on the understanding that the shorter ending of Mark is really a new beginning into reading his entire Gospel as a post-resurrection story, this reflection opens up the wonder of Mark 16:1-8.

On this Good Friday, the Passion of Mark offers us a reflection on why we are prone to scapegoat others and how that has influenced the social constructs of justice in the world we live in today.

In this final episode of exploring The Book of Forgiving by Desmond Tutu and Mpho Tutu, Candice talks about what it means to forgive oneself, seek forgiveness from others, and how forgiveness can transform the world. 

Many of us wrestle with understanding what sin really is.  In today's sermon, we explore what sin is and why it means something more than simply breaking the rules.

In today's episode we explore the final step of the Fourfold Path of Healing--releasing or renewing the relationship.