Reflections (Page 4)
Blessed Are You Who Give Yourselves Over To God
In today's readings, the world is given a "sign" related to God's promises. We, too, are working to trust in God's promises in our lives.
The Joy of Struggle
In the scripture passage frome James 1, we're invited to find "joy in struggle." While this is not an easy task, it is possible.
Where Does God Dwell?
While Solomon built a temple for God to "dwell in," God is also found in our work, our lives and in the least among us.
Let Him Alone And Let Him Curse
King David seemingly remains open to someone who was very angry with him. What might happen when we can stay open and curious?
Binding the Strong Man on the Journey
Jesus identifies himself as the one who will "bind the strong man" so that justice can prevail. Will be join him on this journey?
The Mission to Which They Call Us is a Most Difficult One
In his life and ministry, Jesus was seeking to help his followers find a new way to respond in a world filled with revenge and violence.
You are good, so very good
Upon coming out of his baptism, Jesus hears that he is beloved. In our lives, we are invited to hear and feel that same belovedness.
Mary, The Friend of God and Prophet
There is so much more to Mary, the Mother of Jesus, than most of us have been taught. She was a prophet, elder, leader and model for all disciples.
Untold histories, Wild possibilties
Through the birth of Jesus, God did the unexpected and introduced wild possibilities into history and changed everything.
Trusting Our Inner Experience
Throughout Advent, bibical characters are asked to trust in a future that they are not certain about. Can we, too, share that faith?
Having an INcredible Advent
The Advent season is about incredible things happening in history and the invitation to participate in incredible things happening now.
I Will Light Candles This Christmas
Advent is a time of slowing down and refocusing. It is also a time of hope for us - knowing that God is at work in the world and in our lives.