People of Requirement
It’s been 13 years and I still remember a sermon that basically changed the course of my life. My husband […]
People of Requirement Read Post »
It’s been 13 years and I still remember a sermon that basically changed the course of my life. My husband […]
People of Requirement Read Post »
Early on, I was drawn to the beginning chapters of the Gospel of John that read like poetry, ‘In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.’
John’s Survey of Life-Changing Events Read Post »
I love everything about this new season of Epiphany—chalking the doors, eating King Cake, wearing crowns, and reflecting on the light.
Beckoned by the Holy Read Post »
According to South Indian Christian tradition, Saint Thomas the Apostle set sail for the Malabar Coast (present-day Kerala) in 52 CE.
More than a doubter Read Post »
I meet Photine in her slumped shoulders.
Tired and thirsty in another pandemic winter Read Post »
John, for me, is the apostle of light, the apostle who shines the light on the true nature of our God and our Lord and Savior.
The God of Light, of Love Read Post »
After a year of online Sunday School, he had lots of questions.
Courage to Ask: Feast of Thomas the Apostle Read Post »
Each complete, in and of their own selves, individually, yet exist corporately together, as one construct, or being.
Perfection of the Trinity Read Post »
Do you remember observing Maundy Thursday at home last year? It felt like a quaint, one-time experience to share with our households, then years later share as a story with future generations of the family. Except of course, it wasn’t a one-time experience. We’re here again a year later with another Maundy Thursday at home.
Maundy Thursday’s Call to Love Read Post »
I was pretty clear with myself that I didn’t think it would be an easy practice to take on reading daily scripture together, I was hopeful. And, in fact, it has been a hope-sustaining and lovely time.
A Hope-Sustaining and Lovely Time with the Good Book Club Read Post »