Nobody likes to be told what to do. But after an encounter of grace with Jesus, Peter has a change of heart, and a change of language.

Jesus can heal the sick, raise the dead, calm storms, and cast out demons. But he can also... turn water into wine? A look at one of the Bible's most mundane miracles, with the help of O Henry and a bit of very boozy math.

Just who exactly was it that gave Jesus gold, frankincense, and myrrh? They weren't kings, they probably weren't wise, but God moves heaven and earth to bring them to worship the newborn king.

Mary unexpectedly finds the baby Jesus taken from her arms as Simeon and Anna affirm God's claim on this remarkable firstborn child. The Rev. David Ketter fills in this week and shares the comfort he takes in God's claim on his life as well.

St. John answers the question Joan Osborne asked in 1995 - "What if God was one of us?" Also, Jim and Pam from the Office help explain the incarnation.

What does it mean that the first people invited to meet the baby Jesus are dirty, unclean, blue collar shepherds?

Joy is a better place than happiness, but it comes at a cost. But Jesus himself and "all the saints" were willing to pay it.

An Irish family feud, a door in St. Patrick's Dublin, and "the chanced arm" of God on Reformation Sunday.

Janet Jackson was in control in 1986. St. Paul, however, never felt in control, and that's OK by God. A reevaluation of weakness, courtesy of Jesus Christ himself.