What is the antidote to resentment and violence and hate? In these fraught times, Rev'd Geoffrey says the antidote is to renew our trust in God for life.

What's really going on in the story of Christ's transfiguration? Seeing takes an instant, says the Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare. Understanding may take a lifetime.

Where is God in the story of Joseph, Rachel and Leah? The Rev'd Emily Griffith unpacks the story and finds God at work in the messiness of life.

We are living in an age of "viral anger," as Time magazine put it, and it's unhealthy. Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare asks how we as Christians can be part of a solution.

Why does Jesus speak in parables? The Rev'd Jim Quigley says parables make the message memorable, like the story of the seed sown on rocky ground. Jim's interpretation of that parable is memorable, too.

What burdens do we carry and why? The Rev'd Emily Griffin looks at the burdens Jesus is trying to free us from.

What leads to holiness? The Rev'd Jim Quigley considers what can really change people: not law but grace.

The life of a disciple is about radical trust in God, says the Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare, built over a lifetime of faithful practice.

What did Jesus mean, in Matthew 9, when he told his disciples to go only to "the lost sheep of the house of Israel?" What about the rest of the world? The Rev'd Emily Griffin preaches on the call to welcome both the stranger and those...