Finding God in Uncertainty: Faith and Doubt on the Second Sunday of Easter
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On the Second Sunday of Easter, we reflect on Doubting Thomas and discover how doubt and faith can coexist.
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Learning to Hand Over Our Spirit: a Good Friday Reflection
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Where is God in our suffering? This Good Friday reflection invites us to trust in God’s presence and learn, like Jesus, to hand over our spirit in love.
Read MoreKeeping It Real with God: A Holy Week Lament
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A Palm Sunday reflection on lament, honesty, and trusting God in the midst of suffering. Come as you are—God can hold it all.
Read MoreHolding Grief in a Holy Space
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You don’t have to avoid your grief to have faith. God meets you in it.
Read MoreBeyond Appearances: How God Sees the Heart (and How We Can Too)
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We’re called to see as God does, to look beyond appearances into the heart of things, including our own hearts. As we go within, we recognize God working in our lives, and we discern how to respond to God with our whole hearts.
Read MoreFrom Complaining to Contemplation: Finding Living Water When Faith Feels Dry
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What if our thirst, our questions, and even our frustration are invitations to deeper faith? What if hope is still possible — even now?
Read MoreGo Forth: The Call Beyond Comfort
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Going forth isn’t just about movement of the feet. It’s a posture of the heart. And wherever God sends us, God goes too.
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Afraid of Choosing Wrong? God Walks with You Through Every Decision
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God calls us to choose wisely, and we can trust that God will help us to decide and will love us through whatever we choose.
Read MoreThere's Plenty of Room on the Lampstand
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Christ calls us the salt of the earth and the light of the world — words meant to affirm our goodness and invite us to shine. But what if shining doesn’t come easily, or doesn’t feel safe for everyone? In this episode, we reflect on salt and light as a shared, communal There’s plenty of room on the lampstand for all of us.
Read MoreSpiritually Exhausted? Finding God in Overwhelming Times
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Feeling spiritually exhausted, overwhelmed by the news, or discouraged in prayer? This reflection explores what it means to seek God in overwhelming times. Drawing on Zephaniah and Jesus’s Beatitudes, the episode invites listeners to discover God’s presence through justice, humility, mercy, and peacemaking—offering hope, renewal, and reassurance that God wants to be found.
Read MoreUnited in Heart, Not Always in Mind
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In a time when division feels louder than ever, this reflection asks whether unity is really about thinking alike — or about choosing love, listening, and shared purpose. Drawing from Scripture, community life, and the realities of our political moment, we'll reflect together on what it means to belong to Christ — and to each other. A thoughtful conversation about disagreement, courage, and the hard, holy work of belonging to one another
Read MoreIt Is Too Little: When God Invites Us Into More
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What does God want from you? Service? Obedience? Or, is it something more, something more relational, more intimate?
Read MoreBeing God's Beloved
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Do you know, really know, that you’re God’s beloved? When we let God’s love sink in, it can give us peace, courage, and a bigger heart for others. As the new year begins, can you claim your belovedness and see how it changes the way you live, pray, and care for the people around you?
Read MoreA Star for Everyone: Epiphany, the Magi, and Our Call to Belong to Each Other
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The story of the magi is familiar—but what if there’s more to it than kings and gifts? This Epiphany, we’ll explore the story of the magi and discovers a deeper truth: Christ comes for all people, and we all belong to Christ. Enter into this gentle reflection on belonging, welcome, and the call to unity in a divided world.
Read MoreGod, Give Us a Sign!
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What does it mean to ask God for a sign—and how do we recognize God’s presence when we’re living with uncertainty? This Fourth Week of Advent reflection explores the story of King Ahaz, the promise of Emmanuel, and the deeply human desire for reassurance that God is with us. Drawing connections between Isaiah’s prophecy and the birth of Christ, this meditation reflects on how God often meets us through peace, people, moments of clarity, and quiet grace. A thoughtful Advent reflection for anyone seeking discernment, comfort, and hope as Christmas approaches, reminding us that the greatest sign God gives is presence itself—then, now, and always.
Read MoreWaiting in Joyful Hope
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We can be filled with hope and wonder at Advent again because the Christ, God-with-us. Is. Still. With. Us. And has never left us. We long for this presence, and maybe that longing is the root of all our longings, and each year as Advent brings us to Christmas, we can remember that God does bring fulfillment to our longing.
Read MoreChrist the King in an Age of No Kings
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I wonder if this feast of Christ the King is as much about Christ’s leadership as it is about our call to serve. As Christ’s disciples, we use our gifts in the service of mission and, like Christ, we use any power we have to serve people.
Read MoreAll Bad Things Come to an End
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God is with us however we are — when we feel like quitting or when we persevere, when we feel happy or just way less sad. If the world is ending, God is in that, and if it’s not but it just feels pretty desolate, God’s with us in that too. However we find ourselves these days, I hope we can turn toward God in love and trust.
Read MoreWe Are God's Temple
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We are the living, breathing temples of the Holy One, and so we advocate on behalf of the Holy One for the vulnerable and oppressed people around us. We will flip all the tables until everyone has a place at the table.
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