Author: Lora Walsh

Today we stand with Pilate before an unstoppable riot that may be just getting started. Can we respond any differently than washing our hands?

As we commemorate Mary Magdalene today, we can join her in a scene from the gospel, and pray for Christ to show up in the painful scenes of our lives as well.

How can we live a life less divided between our “day” selves and our “night” selves? Can we live with the same levels of integrity, courage, and transparency all day long?

We may need to change some of our tactics in overcoming evil, and in not letting evil overcome God’s children.

The invitation to the kingdom, like some of the best invitations, might come as a surprise to many of us.

Rahab shows us how to win small but saving victories with our quick wits and impulsive kindness.

One of our Psalms this morning helps us to pray alongside those who grieve the death of Alton Sterling, and with all those who live with the threat of violence and who die with little hope of justice.

What do you do when you’re on the way to the Promised Land, but the perfect place to dwell is right under your feet?

Whether or not you are observing a national holiday, today’s Psalm invites us all to celebrate freedom from a mortal king.

Balaam refuses to deliver the prophecy that his client wants to buy from him. His example can strengthen our own resistance to letting the powerful purchase our fear, hatred, and curses of our enemies.