Jesus says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one come to the Father except through me." Pastor Kristie explores how we might read this verse differently if we understood Jesus as love, that Jesus' way is love, the truth is love, and our lives are meant for love.

Pastor Kristie explores the next journey for the disciples as Jesus joins them on the road to Emmaus. What is our next journey with Jesus?

Guest Contributor, Susan Naslund, Director of the Good Shepherd Ministry Center, brings this reflection about her favorite image of Jesus.

On the Walk to Emmaus, Cleopas called Jesus a stranger. He didn't recognize Jesus after the resurrection. It wasn't until Jesus broke the bread that their eyes were opened to who Jesus is.

On Jesus' last night, the disciples encountered Jesus in ways they had never encountered him. Jesus gives them a new commandment to love as he demonstrates it by washing their feet and feeding them grace.

The Passover pilgrims did not expect to encounter Jesus as they entered Jerusalem, nor did they expect that the Messiah would ride in on a donkey. God always goes beyond our expectations when we encounter the Christ. May we all encounter Christ this week in new and unexpected ways and places.

When Jesus' entered into Jerusalem on a donkey, many welcomed him, but not all. He was completely not what they were expecting as the Messiah. Do we welcome Jesus when he comes to us in unexpected ways?

Just before Jesus resurrects Lazarus from the dead, he is so moved by the community that came to console Mary and Martha that he joins their weeping. Jesus weeps with us when we grieve and consoles us through a supportive community.

After Jesus puts a healing balm on the blind man's eyes, he tells him to go and wash in the Pool of Siloam, which was considered sacred. Have you washed in the sacred? Could it bring healing to your life?

Pastor Kristie's sermon on a beloved passage of the Woman at the Well. Jesus waited for her at the well. She was thirsty, and so was she. Come to the well to receive Christ's living water.