Jesus teaches us to pray, but a life of prayer is about more than persistence. A true life of prayer means living in to what we pray for daily.

Mary listens and Martha toils, but one is not better than the other. The key to faithful discipleship is

keeping Christ at the center of our listening and toiling.

"Restorative Justice" seeks Law and Order through Christ's love and gentleness.

Returning from our Youth Trip in Golden, CO, we look back at our work together even as Jesus urges

us to always look ahead at the Kingdom of God.

Breakfast is the best, but its even better with the resurrected Lord, who meets us in our daily routines to strengthen us for our life in discipleship.

This Easter sermon is all about remembering the good news of the resurrection, not just one day, but every day.

Having heard the story of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem, we jump into the Mystery of Easter as we approach the cross and the empty tomb.

A wasteful act of loving discipleship by Mary leads to a discussion where Jesus reminds us that love, not pragmatism, is the mark of servanthood.

Jesus tells 3 parables about being lost and found, including the (unfair) grace given to an extravagantly wasteful ("prodigal") Son.

We like to play the role of detective when it comes to suffering in the world, but Jesus invites us to be gardeners worried about bringing forth new life instead.