Jesus crosses over to the "other side"—Gentile territory—and meets a man possessed. By the time Jesus leaves, the man is returned to his "right mind" and is sent as an apostle to share his story with the community that once cast...

Explaining the Holy Trinity as a concept has proven to be theologically impossible, and yet we experience the God in Trinity daily. In a world filled with uncertainty we are certainly blessed with a God known to us in relationship.

The events of Pentecost center around the moment of comprehension of diverse languages. Each of us develops our own faith language throughout life, and it’s the diversity of expression that makes our experience of life so wonderful.

Jesus may have ascended (and some say starting to work from home), but we find one more moment in which our faith and life can be recharged.

John's vision of a New Jerusalem in Revelation feels like a glimpse of what could be. However, on our journey we see the hope and life it offers, including the tree at the center offering the "leaves for the healing of the nations."

In the midst of betrayal and denial, Jesus gives his disciples a "New Commandment": Love. In reality there's nothing new about God and love, but what is different is how they will live and be known by such love.

Psalm 23 is so familiar, yet today we hear it during this season of life and resurrection, not a funeral. This Psalmist challenges us to find grace following the shepherd who calls us into difficult spaces for the sake of eternal life.

Jesus invites you to abundant life, caring for ourselves and one another. Peter hears Jesus' call loud and clear. Do you?

The Apostle Thomas is so much bigger than a singular moment of “doubt.” Thomas responds to the risen Lord’s appearance with faith and a readiness to share the Good News with the world, for whom seeing won’t be tantamount to believing.

So much about our lives has been perplexing as we plod along in this pandemic. The one thing that we can be certain of is our call to testify to what we know to be true "Christ has died. Christ has risen. Christ will come again."