Are we meant to stop at the basic idea of the Trinity, or is there more to the story- and the identity?

Is God trying to use you as a messenger of His? What would that look like?

Why are the disciples staring at the sky- or why are we staring at anything less than heaven or what gets us there?

Maybe when the Lord says "If you love me, keep my commandments" there is more than we might think about on the surface.

Christ introducing Himself as the "way, and the truth, and the life" is the invitation we all need to hear. Are you and I on the way?

We've all seen the use of force, and we've seen the use of love- but which does Christ use as the Good Shepherd?

It seems so easy to judge the two disciples who could not see Jesus- but are they really so far from us?

What can "doubting Thomas" teach us about the Lord's mercy?

Are we "in our bubble" or have we seen the tomb has been opened and what that means for us?

We've all heard the Christmas songs about a silent night... but what about this night?