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? 

Christianity is not simply a belief system, it is a way of life. It is a mission that we are sent on daily to work for and spread the word of God. We reflect on this today with Bishop Ken. 

Why was it that someone as likeable and kind and good as Jesus was sometimes disliked? Today, we reflect on this with Bishop Ken. 

What is death, but entering into a new world? Today we reflect on how amazing it is to have the Lord there to receive us and walk us through death.

Sometimes the Lord may seem to be asleep, but He is with us and caring for us. We reflect on this more today with Bishop Ken. 

Today, we reflect on the words of Bishop Ken; "Doing the little things well is all God asks of us."