Mar 9, 2026
She came to the well with a jar. She left without it. Not
because it was filled, it never was. Because somewhere in that
conversation she understood something that changed everything.
Water in a jar is not living water.
Readings:
John 4:5-42 | Romans 5:1-11 | Exodus 17:1-7
Mar 2, 2026
In a world dominated by markets, winners and losers, earning our keep, it seems like earning God’s love would be our chief spiritual pursuit. This is true for many, if not the majority. That makes God’s grace a product to be bought, bargained for, or earned. It means grace is for sale. But it's not. To think this...
Feb 23, 2026
The Grand Inquisitor looks at Jesus and says: I know exactly who
you are. And we are going to have to kill you anyway. Not because
he is confused. Not because he lacks evidence. Because he
understands Jesus perfectly — and finds him unmanageable.
This Lent, we are confronted with a question. Do we actually want
the...
Feb 16, 2026
The story of the Transfiguration of Jesus is a challenge. On the mountain, three disciples witness Jesus shing with the light of heaven. It is a deeply spiritual moment, full of mystery. Maybe that is why it is a challenge. We tend to be materialistic people. If something can’t be touched, measured or possessed it is...
Feb 9, 2026