What following Jesus has cost me, what it might cost you, and why, in the end, I would have it no other way.

Jesus is speaking to a large crowd, gathered from all over, and he tells them, "You are the light of the world." Incredibly, he seems to mean it.

Are the poor really blessed? Those who mourn? We tend to ask, in what way are they blessed, but maybe we should be asking, in what world?

Continuing through the book of Matthew, Christ enters into baptism for our sake, to join in the curse of humanity.

What do you do with the small, from some views unimportant, things and people in your life?

The kingdom of heaven is at hand, so close that if you reach out, you might just touch it.

Some bad analogies, and some good ones, to understand what, scripturally speaking, justice looks like in society and in our personal lives.

A message from Pastor Emeritus of Vieux Carre, Tom Bilderback, as we continue our series through the book of Micah.

Micah 2 imagines God, himself, leading his people gloriously in battle through a breach in the city walls–but it's not what you expect.

Living at the intersection of the vertical and horizontal dimensions of justice.