A high school English class. A walk down the road. Both can be occasions for God to act. 

The 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on 9/11 are a natural time to pause from other tasks and remember that day and its aftermath.  It is also a time to remember an abiding promise of God. 

On Labor Day weekend, this episode ponders the nature of work, both the reality for humans and God's hope for us all.  

Most of us have known the phenomenon of looking at something without really seeing it.  The Biblical text behind this episode reveals such a time is not a new human experience. 

While many choices in life happen only once, the most important ones occur repeatedly.  

A good sermon title can help, but a good deed is far more important for what it can evoke.  

The Psalmist celebrates our uniqueness in God's eyes.  We are to do the same. 

There are many important tasks for us as people of faith. This episode is about one that rises above all the others. 

One day long ago, Jesus refused to give a sign of his power on demand.  Thankfully, the evidence of such divine power and presence still happens.  

A conversation at a fast-food restaurant long ago makes clear the challenge of matching words with deeds.  A Biblical writer encourages us to keep at it even so.