Gathering in the margins
November 24, 2017
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When is a time you discovered that you needed to be “lost” in the periphery in order to allow Jesus to bring you back to love’s center?
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Author: Maria Evans
Magic or miracle?
November 10, 2017
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What I’ve come to discover is these stories always come with a profound change and restoration in the lives of those in the story.
Blaspheming against the Holy Spirit?
October 27, 2017
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his passage serves as a reminder that our tendency is to think of God through the lenses crafted in our humanity or in our family. If we are used to experiencing erratic and capricious behavior, we are prone to think of God in the same terms.
You Are Needed
October 13, 2017
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Paul reminds us that in the Body of Christ, no part is expendable. Every part–from head to foot, has a function, and the function of the body as a whole is to praise God. Yet that body–marvelous as it is–can always use another part–us.
St Michael and All Angels
September 29, 2017
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When you imagine your own personification of an angel, what does he/she look like? How does that personification inform the actions of your faith?
Brood of Vipers: Worthy of Repentance
September 15, 2017
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Although John clearly gave them an earful, he doesn’t say “I’m not going to baptize you.”
Repetitive Prayers
September 1, 2017
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Whether it’s the orthodox “Jesus prayer” with or without beads, or repetitive prayers such as those one can say with a set of Anglican prayer beads, people who engage in repetitive prayer practices often describe a sensation of their mind disengaging from the stress.
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