Anthony Gaboton reflects on his visit to a church that does not share his political or religious beliefs and how that parallels with the story of Hannah and Eli in the book of Samuel. How does all this tie into Thanksgiving?

Rev. Lindsey Franklin ponders on what it means to "finally arrive." Looking to the apocalyptic message of Jesus in Mark chapter 13; Lindsey explores the delicate balance between living in expectation, while remaining in the present moment.

Rev. Mark focuses on All Saints Day in this week's reflection. He also shares about his biking adventures and ties that into the challenges we face during life.

Drawing inspiration from the Beatitudes; Rev. Bob reflects on the saints who have been a pivotal part of his life. Those who have reflected the teaching of Christ. And he asks us to do the same.

This week Rev. Ben Hadley-Goggin delves into the complexities of the Book of Job; and how it holds both the question of suffering and importance of relationship with God.

This week Rev. Victoria reflects on what it means to be a leader...a servant-leader. Using the disciples jockeying for position to be at Jesus's side in glory, she explores the drunkenness of power and the need for humility.

Rev. Dr. Lisa focuses on the Lord’s Supper and the importance of the Eucharist. What does it mean when the Lord commands, “Do this in memory of me?” How does this impact our lives as Christians?

This week Anthony Gaboton explores the Book of Esther and the plight of Haitian refugees in Texas.

DeBorah reflects on the bickering of the disciples vying for position. She uses the series "The Chosen" as a visual for us to consider.

This week Rev. Mark explores the Gospel story in which Christ asks the disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" The implications of their response reflects on us a society and as the church.