So often we find fear in our daily lives, this is certainly true of the disciples. Fear provides space for faith, even in small amounts, to flourish and bloom into grace.

Jesus feeding the 5000 is a story rich with community and God’s love. This week we reflect on the story's narrative of God’s abundance for all.

Jesus shares rapid fire stories of what "The Kingdom of heaven is like..." Rather than understand concretely what these images mean, perhaps we can step back and learn to share our stories of God's Kingdom being revealed in our daily lives.

In the parable of the sower, we learn that it's hard to tell the weeds from the wheat. We need to welcome others and let them grow -- let God decide who is included.

Jesus offer a new kind of yoke and rest from our burdens. This doesn’t mean our work is done, but in many ways it has just begun.

As Christians we witness to the gospel as community, not as individuals.

Following Jesus can be difficult sometimes, but we are strengthened by knowing and sharing the secret that God loves us!

Jesus is preparing to send out the Apostles and prepares them with a packing list. He's also preparing them to rely on the hospitality of others as they begin to serve alongside the oppressed.

The toll for sin is no longer sacrifice, but faith. Faith in a Savior that pursues us with mercy, love, and wholeness always.

Genesis describes God ordering chaos in a creation. In this work God affirms the "goodness" inherent in all of creation. This month we rise above the chaos of the world to affirm this inherent goodness, especially in the LGBTQIA+ community.