In today's reading with Bishop Ken, we reflect on the story of Bartimaeus - the beggar whom Jesus restored his sight. Bartimaeus was given an open ended question, "What do you want me to do for you?" If you stood in that place, being given a golden ticket to ask for the Lord to do anything for you, what would you ask for? Let us pray and reflect.

Jesus taught us a way of life that is magnificent... but also difficult. To believe in his way of life is to be in the minority of the world's population. At times it can be difficult, even risky. We need to support one another. That is how the kingdom of God comes about, and that is how we get a place in the kingdom. Explore more in today's reading with Bishop Ken.

Have you ever gotten a text where you misread the tone entirely? Sometimes tone and intent get lost in the written word. Today we explore a moment with Jesus where you could read him as being incredibly dismissive and unkind - but that is not our Lord. Join us as we examine this interaction from a place of love, kindness, and honesty today with Bishop Ken.

Jesus addresses a difficult teaching about divorce in today's Gospel. There are differing schools of thought on the meaning of this passage. Which one resonates with you?  

The Lord thinks more of us than we do, and He knows what we can do with God's grace. Because of this, he calls us to do great things, even having mercy on us when we fail. It is our calling to have arms wide open in both expectation and in mercy. In today's reading, we will reflect on this concept 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.