Worth Reaching For
In the year 326, an elderly woman went looking for a piece of wood that had been missing for three hundred years — and what she found still draws people to churches across the world today. A reflection on Mark 5:25-34.
All Reflections
Well Spent
In 387, a mob in Antioch tore down the emperor's statues, and a priest barely a year into his ministry became the only thing holding the terrified city together. A reflection on James 3:1-12.
Two by Two
We know the person sitting next to us on Sunday isn't Jesus. So why do we still ask them to pray for us, and what can that teach us about faith? A reflection on Mark 6:7-13.
So Close
Two apostles, two encounters roughly 2000 years apart, and what they taught me about reverence. A reflection on Acts 5:12-16.
Step Right Up
The State Fair is a great place to learn about distractions in this world, but the lesson is a little different than I thought it would be. A reflection on Hebrews 12:18-24.
Called
What can a church full of factions, lawsuits, and a scandal everyone was strangely proud of teach us about saints? A reflection on 1 Corinthians 1:1-9