Posts from 2025 (Page 4)
Matthew 25 As Public Policy
What would public policy based on Matthew 25 look like? Long before Christians were here, the Haudenosaunee showed us.
Leaving the Narrow PLaces Behind
Jesus' temptations in the desert represent his trying to understand how his people lost their way and how he can align with a path to wholeness.
Repair Of The World
In his life and ministry, Jesus invited his followers to fololw Isaiah 58's call to be 'repairers of the breach.'
Trying To Get God’s Attention
The kind of fasting and worship that God desires is the kiind that sets people free, promotes liberation and has direct impacts for people who are hurting.
Today I Set Before You Life And Death…Choose Life
In the gospel today, Jesus reminds his followers that going with him on the journey will inevitably cost us something and require sacrifice.
Return With Your Whole Heart
Jesus' followers are encouraged to return to God with their whole hearts and take up prayer, fasting and almsgiving for 40 days.
God Provides A Way Back
God is always offering us a possibility of return in our lives. Today Jesus offers a wealthy man a path that he struggles to embrace.
Responding With What Is Needed In Each Moment
Jesus heals a young boy after the disciples are unsuccessful. He invites us to deepen our prayer practices so that we, too, might tap into a deeper power.
The Voices That Cry Out From The Ground
After Cain kills his brother Abel, God says that Abel's blood cries out from the ground. These same cries can be heard in our world today.
You Are Loved. You Are Beautiful. You Are Good.
In Genesis, God looks at all creation and declares it good. In his life and ministry, Jesus tried to do the same for everyone he met.
Dancing Instead Of Fighting
We are called by our gospel tradition to resist harm to others. How we name and frame that resistance, however, holds deep meaning.
Finding Our Own Pulpits
Jesus was aware that by living out the kin-dom of God, he would need to counter the status quo. We are called to do likewise.