I love this image of Jesus on the water because it hearkens back to the beginning, when the breath of God moved over the deep. When the divine brought forth the cosmos by Spirit moving, hovering, streaming across water–dividing the waters above from the waters below; forming and reforming earth elements, from the void.

Fifth Sunday after Epiphany February 9, 2025 Woodland Park Presbyterian Church Readings: Isaiah 6:1-8; Luke 5:1-11 Let the words of my...

God’s response to fear and oppression is to draw the lost back into community, feed the hungry so they can think about something other than numbing the pain, cover and protect those who find themselves exposed to inhospitable conditions.

When we follow in the way of Jesus Christ the only boundary line is the one that leads us closer to the Triune God.

Our commitments, our practices and rules have material implications not just for our fellow human creatures, but for all God’s creatures.

Eighth Sunday after Pentecost / Proper 10 July 14, 2024 St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Seattle Readings:  Amos 7:7-15; Ps 85:8-13; Eph...