The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom;

This evening's reading from Exodus is especially pertinent in this season of social distancing and self quarantine: the institution of the Passover. May it bless you.

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When he was at the table with them, he took bread, blessed and broke it, and gave it to them. Then their eyes were opened, and they recognized him; and he vanished from their sight.

A little egg for your basket... lessons from the Great Vigil of Easter when we remember our story, celebrate our redemption, and hope for a closer walk with our creator, redeemer, and comforter. May it bless you.

This episode was originally published using the wrong take. Much to my embarrassment, it was up for a week with the intro, but no readings. That humbling oversight has now been corrected. - Bob

O tarry and await the Lord's pleasure;

~ Psalm 27: 18

On Maundy Thursday, we remember the events in the Upper Room. The washing of the disciples' feet. The command to love. The institution of the Lord's supper. And Jesus' instruction that we remember. Remember God. Remember one another. Remember ourselves. May your Holy Thursday be blessed.

The psalmist cries for help and Jesus warns of judgment against the wicked servants in the vineyard. Halfway to Calvary. Holy Week in the age of Corona.

A Psalm crying for justice, a gospel confrontation with authority, and Luke's glorious Magnificat. Prayers for our communities and our nation during the strange age of Corona.

Hi, this is Bob. The birds and I would love to invite you to join us in our home each night for Evening Prayer from the Daily Office of the Episcopal Church in the USA. It will be a time for communion, contemplation, reflection, and we might even catch a blessing now and then.