Jesus’ teaching against worry has both a personal side (where we work on our own worries) and a systemic side (where we work on the big systems that inflict worries on all of us).

The Way of Jesus is an invitation to personal change; it’s also an invitation to systemic change.

The miracle stories in Matthew may not be strictly accurate, but here’s something that is: Jesus saves!

The first creation story in Genesis is beautiful poetry, and also has some deep truths in it.

Luke and Acts tell the story of Jesus rising up into heaven. But how far away that makes him sound!

Why church? It’s not because God needs anything from us…

Like our faith ancestors, we have many different ideas about what happens to us after death. Here’s mine.

Love the earth, as I have loved you—said no biblical prophet ever. Luckily for us, God is still speaking.

Two little Easter sermons—one from a saint, and one from a computer—with some relevant wisdom from Saint Paul.

Easter calls for a particularly short and humble sermon. IMHO.