On faith, prayer, and the quiet journey of the spiritual life.
The stones are already in their hands. You can almost feel the weight of them—rough, sun-warmed, gathered from the temple courtyard with a grim and purposeful resolve. The crowd has made its judgment, and in their eyes, the sentence has already been passed. And yet, in the middle of this lethal ...
Read reflectionThere is a question that has echoed through centuries of Christian reflection, one that still quietly surfaces in the hearts of believers: if Jesus brought a new covenant, what happened to everything that came before...
Read more →In a quiet village in Galilee, in an ordinary room, in an ordinary moment — a door opened in the history of the world that had been shut since Eden. A young woman stood in the threshold of that doorway, and what she ...
Read more →The tension in the temple courts is almost unbearable. Jesus stands before a crowd that is equal parts fascinated and furious, and he speaks words that land like stones dropped into still water. "I am going away," he...
Read more →The morning light filters through the colonnades of the temple as a crowd gathers, eager for teaching. But the lesson they are about to receive will not come from scrolls or scripted arguments. It will be drawn in du...
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