Jesus invites us into a rhythm of a life – acting and resting – grounded in love and compassion.

God sends us a word of healing, not in our power and privilege, but in our shared vulnerability.

Jesus sets at the center of our journey all that we need, and invites us to travel light.

God gives us agency and freedom to work for the common good, within the context of the constitutional structures of nations.

You may have figured this out by now – but I love the letters we have from the Apostle Paul. It’s pretty amazing: We have this collection...

In the power of the Risen Christ, Resurrection liberates bodies and lives.

In Christ, we experience Resurrection in depth of belonging – in hospitality and tender mercy – embodied in community – embodied in us.

In our baptism, we are baptized into community – into a family of all God’s children. In Christ, we are baptized into life with each other.

Enlivened and empowered by Resurrection, we experience the Risen Christ in fierce resistance and in tender mercy.

In breakfast on the shore with the Risen Christ, the disciples experience Resurrection in their bodies.

The case for Thomas is the case for us. To Thomas’s questions, the Risen Christ responds with the gracious offer of himself and of life.

In Resurrection, Jesus draws us out into expansive life, and gives us a future we can live from.

In the shouts of Holy Week, we experience Christ filled to the fullness of our humanity, as we are filled to the fullness of Christ’s.

With prodigal grace, Jesus welcomes us all and reconciles us to God and to each other.

In the parable of the fig tree, Jesus walks us into a world where folks together till the soil of new creation, so that everyone can thrive.

In our lament, God shelters us like a mother hen shelters her brood under her wing.

Even in the wilderness, we are Full to the Brim with God’s overflowing grace.

The invitation of Ash Wednesday: Return to me with all your heart – with all your broken pieces – with all that you are.

At every threshold, God is present moving the whole world toward good – toward healing, toward forgiveness, toward belonging, toward love.

With blessing and woe, Jesus brings us into a world of mutuality, a level place, where we see face to face, and meet each other's needs.