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Most of us have been taught that the parable about the unjust judge and the persevering widow (Luke 18:1-14, Nineteenth Sunday after...

This story of the healing of the ten lepers and the one who says thank you to Jesus is so well known that we can miss the genius of the...

There is much in our outer world to lament, to fear, to regret. And there is much in our inner world to repent of, to let go of, and to...

The teaching about wealth and our proper relationship with wealth is relentless and provocative in Luke’s gospel. And this week’s...

Can the Jesus who told the beautiful encouraging parables about finding what and who is lost last week also be the author of this week’s...

We are freed from the constraints of the law and the heavy burden of trying to be good in a moral sense so that we can fully engage in...

Why does it matter that God – glorious, mysterious and merciful – is three persons in one God rather than a singular deity? Well, I would...

This Sunday many of us will be celebrating the festival of all the saints, the saints known and admired and acknowledged by the church,...

Choose this day whom you will serve, who and what you will listen to, and what path you will set out on. After weeks of exploring the...

“Come, eat of my bread and drink of the wine I have mixed. Lay aside immaturity and live and walk in the way of insight [wisdom].”...

Food is so often at the heart of what we do together, not only a necessity of physical life but part of what binds us together socially....

I have come to love many of the Hebrew Bible stories of the Israelites, the chosen of God, because they are such sharp observations of...