Today in Father John’s series on Lent, he shares a passage from Epheasians (5:6-20). In it Paul encourages us to not be distracted or led away from the light of God that comes through Christ.
Continue reading →The story of Ruth and Naomi holds an answer to an old, old issue: Humankind has always had to figure out how to handle adversity. How do we rally when everything on earth we know and love is tragically stripped away? How do we go on, how do we move forward?
Continue reading →Joanne Lorenzo performs the hymn “What a Friend We Have in Jesus”, and talks about the origins of the hymn as well as the message of hope this hymn offers us today.
Continue reading →Today in Father John’s series on Lent, he shares a passage from Romans (4:13-25). Father John explains how the central idea of this text is about love.
Continue reading →God’s greatest desire is for things to be OK between humanity and God. God wants to welcome us home no matter how far we have traveled.
Continue reading →Today in Father John’s series on Lent, he shares a passage from Isaiah (51:1-12). It reminds us that we need to seek God’s goodness, a goodness that exists within each one of us.
Continue reading →Ultimately, we are naked before God. Our nakedness comes from the understanding that God sees it all.
Continue reading →Today Father John shares his first talk for the season of Lent. He helps us take a look at Psalm 51 through the lens of the bible translation ‘The Message’ by Eugene Peterson.
Continue reading →For Jesus, the question is not about what happens to us when we die, but how are we truly going to live?
Continue reading →People often talk about keeping the Christmas spirit of hope, peace, love and joy all year long. These two poems by Howard Thurman tell us why it is important to make that a reality.
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