Sundays with Bishop Ken

We are told in Luke 12:7, "Do not be afraid. You are worth more than many sparrows." What does that mean? What does it look like for us to be really believe that we can rest securely in God's love, even when we consider ourselves to be "insignificant." Reflect on this today with Bishop Ken.

Jesus wants courageous people who will look life in the eye and not try to hide from the sufferings of living. He even promises to help us face it every step of the way. Reflect on this today with a reading from the archive of Bishop Ken. 

What does it mean to live "the Way?" How do we respond to God's calling and walk along the path He has chosen for His people? Reflect on "the Way" with today's Bishop Ken Homily.

"In all circumstances let God's goodness, and only God's goodness, come out of you." Today we reflect with Bishop Ken on the heart of it all, and remember that we are called to be good - whether it be in our hearts, minds, words, or actions. 

Have you ever felt chosen by and drawn to the Lord? In our reading, we hear Jesus say, "No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them. Today we will reflect with the words of Bishop Ken about what it means and how to be a disciple of the Lord. 

The Eucharist is meant to produce and nurture life. In today's reading with Bishop Ken, we reflect on John 6:51-58 in which the Lord states, "...the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world." 

We are blessed with great and beautiful truths that we must seek to make a part of our daily lives. Reflect on these simple truths with Bishop Ken so that we can  hold these truths in our hearts, savor them, relish them, feast on them, taste and see their goodness, and enjoy life more than we ever have before. 

If we spend our whole lives learning, why do we confine our faith to a lesson we had as children? Today with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the phrase "Faith seeking understanding." 

Is it possible that we are limiting our lives by confining our expectations? Today with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the limitless possibilities ahead of us that will allow us to live up to high expectations instead of living down to low expectations.

Today with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the spontanaeity of life, and observe just how much of Jesus' life was unplanned. Is it possible that we need to change our attitude in regards to unplanned events?