In this Third Sunday of Easter reflection, we wade into the sacred waters of John 21, where the apostles fish naked in the night, and the risen Christ waits on the shore with a fire already burning. Through queer eyes and open hearts, we explore vulnerability, chosen family, the intimacy of restoration, and the radical hospitality of Jesus — who doesn’t ask for perfection, just love.

Join us as we cast our nets into queer theology, embrace the beauty of spiritual nakedness, and break bread on the beach with the One who still says, “Come and eat.”