A Trinity Sunday reflection — and a hint of where we’re headed “They worshiped him, but they doubted.” —Matthew 28:17 There is a sentence in this Sunday’s Lectionary Gospel reading […]
A Trinity Sunday reflection — and a hint of where we’re headed “They worshiped him, but they doubted.” —Matthew 28:17 There is a sentence in this Sunday’s Lectionary Gospel reading […]
I recently had the joy of sitting down with my old friend Jason Clark on his podcast, Rethinking God with Tacos. It was a conversation that felt like coming home…to […]
Can you feel it? Today is a day of contrasts in our sacred and secular memory: a dance between kairos and chronos, revealing the meal in our midst. On the […]
Trinity Sunday is the stealth holiday of the church year – often overlooked, tucked quietly between the fire of Pentecost and the long stretch of Ordinary Time. After the combustive […]
Branches Spread Along the Path I took a stroll around Beaver Lake at dusk last night, her sylvan orbit still strewn with remnants of Hurricane Helene’s signature debris. It’s been […]
