Guilt, shame, jealousy. Peter is familiar with them all. Perhaps we are, too. John 21 paints a picture for restoration.…
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After the loss of loved ones disrupts their lives, Ruth and Naomi create a new covenant with each other, choosing to be in a relationship across their religious, cultural, and generational divides. Could we do the same? Where do we go from here?…
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Doubt is always a temptation. Through an eye on John 20, we can ponder the impact of accepting an invitation to "Doubt no more, but believe."…
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How do we know when we are experiencing all the joy there is to be experienced?…
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Sacrifice and love stand in stark contrast to the cruelty and injustice of the world in John 19. What does that mean for us today?…
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I’ve been meaning to ask … What do you need? For many of us, we don’t stop to think about what we need until we’re asked. So, what do you need? Being present to needs draws us closer to God and others.…
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Unwavering commitment and steadfast love are on display in John 18. It's not only a reminder of how we ourselves are treasured, it's an invitation to consider our emotions, resilience and commitment to loving others despite the messiness of humanity.…
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The hustle and grind will always be waiting for you to return, but moments of tranquility will likely be encountered much less frequently. Beginning to shift your awareness and receptivity to tranquility will allow you to fully embrace the moments when it is there. …
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Be (some)one. In a world of me, how do we exist as a we? How do we live into the ways we are unique and still unite with God & others? A John 17 prayer gives us insight.…
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"Where does it hurt?" implies that all of us have known pain and suffering. In order to cultivate connection, we must first get curious about the pain others carry and the pain we carry ourselves.…
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