We gather before the cross to ponder the death of Jesus, the "Truth." On this day when the Truth is crucified, we leave with the promise that the Truth will conquer in the resurrection that is to come.

On this final night with his friends, we remember the many ways that Jesus took action to show his love for others. Now it's our turn to love, serve, and act.

As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the stones themselves cannot be silent as they witness to a new kind of king. A king who will die at the hands of the Emperor, and made alive again at God's hand.

On this day we take time to appreciate the aroma of costly perfume that covers the lingering smell of death. Even as Jesus is anointed for his death that lies ahead, we must remember our call to lavishly give and serve in His name.

Being "prodigal" can have negative connotations. But what if we were prodigal (extravagantly lavish) with our love, time, and resources?

The Gospel opens with tough news, but rather than explaining why these things happen, Jesus uses a parable to frame our response. We say, "Repent!" By turning back to God, who consumes death itself on the cross, we find life.

While Herod broods over his plan to stabilize power through terror, Jesus speak of caring for those terrorized in life like a mother hen brooding over her chicks. While this divine image of "God the Hen" is surprising, the love it projects...

Our Lenten journey can be a disorienting walk in the wilderness, but our God knows exactly what it feels like to be hungry, weary, and vulnerable.

Lent isn’t a season of "Should" & "Shouldn't," a time of strict rules and restrictions. God's grace and this season is bigger than that. Instead we find space to explore the fullness of God's intentions for us in...

We all love new and shiny things, and the disciples are no different. As Jesus (and Moses) radiate with God's glory, they lose track of its purpose in their lives. God's glory is that which transfigures us and prepares us for a life of service.