Each week we offer a spiritual reflection that relates Scripture and faith to our everyday lives.
Summer can be a season for stepping back, breathing a little deeper, and paying attention to what matters most. This reflection invites us to consider whether God may be calling us beyond obligation and into a more intentional, life-giving relationship. What if God's invitation isn't to do more, but to draw closer?
Read MoreThe call I hear is to try and recognize what leads me: is it the Spirit of God or something else? If it’s the Spirit, then I am on the way toward God and toward good. If what is leading me is not of God, then I can always change directions.
Read MoreDo 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 MoreGod came into the world to accompany us so deeply that God became one of us to move among us and love us and show us the way.
Read MoreThe beloved community is worth working for. In the spirit of Pentecost, as we celebrate the breath of the Spirit moving over people and drawing them together, God is calling us too.
Read MoreThe Feast of the Ascension can feel like a story of goodbye, but maybe the Ascension is really a story about transition. In this reflection, we’ll consider what it means for the disciples to move from followers to leaders, and how that same movement unfolds in our own lives, communities, and church today. How do we step forward in faith when the world feels uncertain? And how is the Spirit still guiding us as we grow into the work we are called to do?
Read MoreWhat is the reason for your hope—especially in uncertain times? This reflection explores Christian hope as more than a feeling. Rooted in Catholic teaching on the theological virtues and enriched by insights from Brené Brown, it invites you to rediscover hope as both a gift from God and a practice formed through life’s challenges. If you’re struggling with anxiety, discouragement, or uncertainty, this piece offers a grounded, faith-filled perspective on finding hope in hard times.
Read MoreIn God, there are many dwelling places. We dwell there together, and together we belong. Thanks be to God.
Read MoreThere are no spiritual life hacks into the Kingdom of God. It's something we work to build bit by bit, something that emerges as we keep growing in the spiritual life. God loves us as we are and invites us to be more.
Read MoreYes, our hearts are burning. They might be big and blaze-y or softly glowing or sputtering with reluctant sparks, but God is with us. We seek God even as God seeks us, walking along the road we travel every single day.
Read MoreOn the Second Sunday of Easter, we reflect on Doubting Thomas and discover how doubt and faith can coexist.
Read MoreWhere 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 MoreA Palm Sunday reflection on lament, honesty, and trusting God in the midst of suffering. Come as you are—God can hold it all.
Read MoreYou don’t have to avoid your grief to have faith. God meets you in it.
Read MoreWe’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 MoreWhat if our thirst, our questions, and even our frustration are invitations to deeper faith? What if hope is still possible — even now?
Read MoreGoing forth isn’t just about movement of the feet. It’s a posture of the heart. And wherever God sends us, God goes too.
Read MoreThe call I hear is to try and recognize what leads me: is it the Spirit of God or something else? If it’s the Spirit, then I am on the way toward God and toward good. If what is leading me is not of God, then I can always change directions.
Read MoreGod 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 MoreChrist 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 MoreGod Space is a spiritual community, a space of welcome and belonging. We’re not a church, but some of us go to church, and some are more spiritual than religious. However we identify, we come together to explore faith and build connection through small groups, social events, prayer, and community service. Come and connect at God Space. You belong here.
