Author: Lora Walsh

How different was Paul in person than on paper? What about us?

Gratitude is a good thing, but today’s gospel shows how prayers of thanksgiving can go awry.

How many omens and secret signs of the apocalypse will we see today? Our Scriptures advise us to ignore them.

Every day seems to bring us some new presidential candidate’s vision. Let’s fill our hearts with the hopes for just leaders expressed in Psalm 72.

Ministry fatigue setting in? Today’s Scriptures have a one-verse pep talk for us.

Even if you’re not much of a dancer, today’s reflection should give you some good moves.

Jesus’ analogy of rationally estimating the cost of war doesn’t seem to hold in today’s world–so how much exactly will true discipleship cost us?

There’s a paradox in the way that the Episcopal Church organizes ministry. How can the example of Melchizedek help all of us claim our share of Christ’s eternal priesthood?

Have you ever tried Ezekiel bread? If so, let’s hope the manufacturers didn’t follow the complete Biblical instructions for how to prepare it!

what about our own ministries of empathy? In what areas of our lives are we unable to sympathize with others?