To find where Jesus abides, the church needs to put on our most comfortable walking shoes.
Lace up your Nikes, slip on your Birks,
grab your Tims—you pick your favorite pair—
and let’s hit the road. It’s in the walking with Jesus through the gospel we uncover what it means to abide in him, to remain with him.
In 2022 our congregation continued the practice of weekly Zoom gatherings with prayer, scripture, art, and communion. We made our way through the gospel of Luke (the gospel for the revised common lectionary year c), reading much of the gospel during the year. According to Eastern Orthodox tradition, Luke created the first icon of Mary…
a sermon for Proper 24C, October 16, 2022, preached at the historic First Christian Church of Morehead, KY. An audio version of the sermon is available on our podcast. Judges, widows, and prophets, oh my! It’s an old familiar story in the Hebrew scriptures. The prophet Micah says, “Both hands are skilled in doing evil;…
I’ve been neglecting this little blog, I’m afraid. Here’s a quick reflection I wrote last night as my family remembered our late father, on the occasion of his birthday. Today would have been my father’s 93rd birthday; he passed away suddenly in 2008. Since then my brothers and I have a tradition of enjoying a…
In 2021 we read through the gospel of Mark (the gospel for lectionary year b) in vespers and I paired each reading with a piece of artwork for reflection, an adapted process of visio divina. Each week we used guiding questions as an opening into group reflection…Here are the readings and the works of art for the year 2021.
wonderings, writings & scribbles 
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