The Episcopal Church stands for the rights of trans people, rooted in the promise made at Baptism to “respect the dignity of every human being.”
Scapegoating is not of the God revealed in Jesus. As he hung upon the cross, Jesus did not blame anyone.
At the core of our Christian faith, we believe that God loves us and cares for us. When we hurt, God does too. In doing so, God does not expect our belief. He simply offers...
It is hard to imagine how anyone could draw near to ultimate Truth if they run away from ordinary truth. It is hard to imagine how anyone could gaze upon ultimate Truth if...
Jesus, the light and life of the world, was sometimes heartbroken by humanity.
How are we more alike than different? Am I really superior?
Here am I. Here am I, God’s servant, open to the Spirit, waiting on God’s promises, ready for whatever is next.
We know them, and we know where they come from. But do we? Who are they when we let ourselves really see?
When Jesus argues vociferously against his detractors and against our own unbelief, he is arguing against the harm that we do to ourselves through our own sin.
The life that Jesus offers us, then, is something that we receive even now, and it stretches into eternity. There is a continuity between the two and not a disconnect; a do...
To find ourselves often ambivalent, to want things and not want them at the same time, to drag ourselves to the edge of the healing pool and find a lot of different reasons...
Life is like that for everyone. We never fully understand what’s going on no matter how many clues we have. We certainly never know what’s coming next.
We measure ourselves against others: how we’re doing at work, our parenting, clothes, health, apparent stress or lack thereof–how many of us note these comparis...
The two greatest commandments, Jesus tells us, are to love God and to love the neighbor. In a sense, the two are one.
Jesus is speaking to the deep unity of his being and purpose, that he is grounded in God’s love for the world. It is from that love that Jesus heals and gathers, seek...
How well are we letting Jesus live through us?
Jesus isn’t telling us to start keeping track. What he’s really saying is, always. Always forgive.
Because we know one another so well, warts and all, we can be skeptical of people among us when they challenge the status quo, even if it’s by bringing a new possibil...
May he share ever deeper in the life of the Risen and Glorified Christ, whom he loved and for whom he lived.
The parable of the so-called “prodigal son” is among the most famous in all of scripture–and with good reason!