There is a moment in the Gospel of Luke that is easy to rush past β a moment so brief in the telling, yet so volcanic in its implications, that it deserves to be held carefully in our hands during...
There is something quietly radical about the scene at Jacob's Well. It is noon β the hottest hour of the day β and Jesus is sitting alone, tired from his journey, resting beside a well that carrie...
There is a moment in the Parable of the Prodigal Son that theologians, artists, and saints have returned to for two thousand years, and yet it never loses its power. A young man, having squandered...
There is a breathtaking audacity in the Parable of the Wicked Tenants. Jesus stands in the Temple courts, surrounded by the chief priests and Pharisees β men of considerable religious authority β ...
There is a gate in today's Gospel that most of us walk past without noticing. It sits at the edge of the rich man's property, unremarkable in its plainness, ordinary in its quiet. And there, just ...