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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...

Like many of us I prefer the sayings of Jesus that are all about love and peace and joy, all about acceptance and inclusion. I like...

Our God given dignity makes us all equal in the eyes of God no matter what social order we may seek to enforce. Whenever we decide on who...

The prophetic voices of Jeremiah, Isaiah and Jesus continue to disturb and overturn what we think we know. (RCL Jeremiah 1:4-10; Psalm...

I prefer my gospel to be all about the good news of God’s love – expansive, inclusive, eternal and regenerative love. But sometimes to...

Most of us have a complicated, if not conflicted, relationship with our treasure – our wealth, our relationships, our status, and our...

Our Hebrew forebears in faith were clear that it was blessed to live a long life, to have many children and livestock, and to dwell in...

Given the slightest gap or crack in our armour or an open moment in our life and God seems to take hold and grow from the inside out!...

The well known story of Mary and Martha (Luke 10:38-42) has often been understood to teach that devotion and attention to the spiritual...

The story of the Good Samaritan is one of the most well known parables and yet it still has the power to make us feel uncomfortable and...

“... See, I am sending you out like lambs into the midst of wolves. Carry no purse, no bag, no sandals ...” It is a strange commissioning...