The uniquely Lukan story about why Jesus is willing to call himself manure to prove that those who are the most reviled can become the fruitiest... and other Lenten thoughts.

Jesus misread the book of Isaiah, and you can too! But the rub is that you then have to go and feed the hungry and homeless. So, get to work!

What was Jesus the teenager like? And, what the heck does this have to do with me and St. Francis Lutheran Church in San Francisco's response to the AIDS crisis in the 80's.

The creation, the 4 gospels stories of Jesus' birth and 2 new sacred stories about the liturgy of 12 step and drag queens in San Francisco's Castro.

Jesus declares that true religion requires us to become unattached from the world and to care for those with the least. Taken literally, it means we should become homeless to help the homeless. If the cross has a no-occupancy sign, how can we live a more realistic, yet just as true faith?

Eat me! Said Jesus. Some left, some stayed. Why is Jesus picking fights right before he is about to leave? And how can I get a cool outfit like his?

Coming full circle not from the reluctant preacher to a determined advocate for LGBTQ homeless youth. And a bit about St. Aidan.

Life sucks. The Good News doesn't. Lessons on how to endure, tell the truth and slow down like St. Aidan does.

Explore the armor of God text and why Jesus is scandalizing people through bad words (logos) and giving immortal life through good words (remana).

From the way gay men call each other Mary, to the butch Mary in the Luke, the diverse ways to see Mary call us to suck it up and get stuff done!