On All Saints Day, the past, present, and future converge in one eternal moment before God, as we live forward together toward a better day.

God’s generosity requires the practice of generosity at the heart of community, in the systems we inhabit, and in our everyday lives.

In the heavenly throne room, John hears Lion but sees Lamb.  Whether we recognize it or not, we are tempted to see God as a Lion, one who conquers through might and strength.  But God's power and strength is most clearly expressed in the self-giving sacrificial love of the Lamb.

In a world full of displaced peoples seeking shelter and home, welcoming each other is the work we are called to do.

The wisdom of God turns the wisdom of the world on its head.  The wisdom of God is embodied in Jesus and in a community that stands with those whose backs are up against a wall – in ways of living that lead to more life for all people.

When Woman Wisdom rises up off the page, she smashes through the confines of patriarchy and invites us into a more expansive, freer world. 

Created in the image of a God who speaks worlds into being, our words have the power to speak realities into being. Wisdom helps us use that power for good.

Wisdom invites us to into lives of reflection, rethinking, and action – to live out the life of Christ in the lives we live.

On Labor Day weekend, we share a conversation about work in the time of pandemic -- wisdom at the intersection of work and our life of faith.