As God's people, we are called to allow our frustration and indignation at the injustices of world to draw us toward compassion, empathy, and action.

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May we be open, inviting a sense of awe, present to the good works that make faith tangible in the world, bringing our hearts back to God.

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My image of God is too small. Or, I could say, my image of God is never big enough. This can have frustrating consequences—particularly in the face of the climate crisis.

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Storytelling is a ritual in making meaning, in making room for prophetic voices. An imperfect offering, but stories can transform us.

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We are called to help one another tell a new story—one in which God is a source of our healing rather than the author of our pain. 

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Our endeavors, paired with God’s grace, bring to light the world we want to live in. 

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And when asked where they find strength to oppose the death penalty, Syl & Vicki Schieber point to today's Gospel story in John—often called The Passage of the Woman Caught in Adultery.

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Our work to build a more equitable world may make others uncomfortable. But we are called to take heart, re-engage, and remain confident in God's protection.

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We encounter God who take the side of the anawim, “the little ones,” those who are poor, marginalized, brokenhearted, or “crushed in spirit.”

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Sometimes I wonder if we deserve to be saved. It’s hard to argue in our favor. In my darkest moments, I’m tempted to believe that we’ll never learn, never change. Fortunately, grace isn’t about deserving.

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