This week we are looking at John 20:19-31, the story of what happened Easter evening – and what Thomas missed.

This week we are looking at John 20:19-31, the story of what happened Easter evening. Today we reflect on what God gives us as God sends us. 

This week we are looking at John 20:19-31, the story of what happened Easter evening.

I reference some verses of an Easter song I wrote  - you can hear those verses here. 

Today we reflect on John 20:1-18, the Easter morning story of Jesus’ friends encountering absence where they expected presence – and presence that made no sense. The audio refers to a some verses of a song I wrote, Was That You? - you can listen to that here. 

This week Water Daily looks at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflects from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking a tJohn 19:16-30 and hear from Mary of Magdala.

This week Water Daily looks at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflects from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking atJohn 13:1-17. Today we will hear again from Andrew of Capernaum, Simon Peter's brother. 

This week Water Daily will look at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking atJohn 13:21-32. Let’s hear from Judas, Son of James.

This week Water Daily will look at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking at John 12:20-26. We hear from Andrew of Capernaum. 

This Holy Week,  Water Daily will look at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking atJohn 12:1-11. Let’s hear from Lazarus of Bethany.

You are welcome to join my congregations for online worship this evening - here is the link. Our Holy Week line-up of mostly online services is here.

This week we are looking at Mark 11:1-11, the story of Palm Sunday. Today's reflection centers on how it is never "too late" in God's realm.