Baptism does not guarantee protection from harm, says the Rev'd Emily Griffin, but it does give us the ability to hear the voice of God.

What is the difference between believing God is righteous, asks the Rev'd Jim Quigley, and believing that righteousness is God?

What does it really mean to be blessed by God? Rev'd Emily Griffin asks. On Christmas, shepherds are part of the answer.

Words can imprison or belittle us, the Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare notes, but they can also free us to be our best selves in right relationship with God.

On this fourth Sunday of Advent, the Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare reflects on how our expectations can get in the way of what is promised to us as Christians.

What do you say about yourself? It’s not an easy question to answer – especially this time of year, when we’re hustling to buy presents and plan meals and more generally squeeze down into whatever version of ourselves our friends and family expect of...

In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, AMEN

Today we begin the astounding season of Advent in the church.  I say astounding because Advent is a season when we wait for nothing less than the miraculous.  Advent is the season we pray...

How do you interpret the parable of the talents? Is it all about reaping what you sow? The Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare has a different way of looking at it.

The parable of the bridesmaids ends badly, says the Rev'd Jim Quigley, with the foolish ones being left out. What are we to make of this image of God?