A Lent Reflection for Sunday, February 25 by Jillian Evans Lectionary reading for 2/25/2024: Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16; Psalm 22:23-31;...

A Lent Reflection for Saturday, February 24 by Mary Rodriguez Lectionary reading for 2/24/2024 Psalm 22:23-31; Genesis 16:7-15; Mark...

A Lent Reflection for Friday, February 23 by Kim Delp Lectionary reading for 2/23/2024 Psalm 22:23-31; Genesis 16:1-6; Romans 4:1-12...

Psalm 77 urges me to remember the both/and of deliverance. The joy and celebration coupled with the grief...

A Lent Reflection for Tuesday, February 20 by Rev. Dr. Cynthia P. Stewart Lectionary Reading for  2/20/24: Psalm 77; Job 4:1-21;...

Ephesians 2:1-10. Observing Lent each year gives us the opportunity to take some inventory of our lives, our souls, & relationship with God

A Lent Reflection for Sunday, February 18 by Rev. Julie Jane Capel Lectionary reading for 02/18/2024: Genesis 9:8-17  •  Psalm 25:1-10 ...

A Lent Reflection for Saturday, February 17 by Samantha Wade Lectionary reading for 2/17/2024: Psalm 25:1-10; Psalm 32; Matthew 9:2-10...

As I sat with Daniel’s pleas, I was reminded of Jesus’ own pleas as he hung on the cross.  Jesus’ plea in the garden before the guards came

A Lent Reflection for February 15 by Rev. Elizabeth McColl Lectionary reading for 02/15/2023:. Psalm 25:1- 10; Daniel 9:1-14; 1 John...

Despite all evidence to the contrary, sometimes I still believe that I know exactly what God is doing, what He should do or what He won't do

The Word of God is always a “we thing”, spoken to a people! This text addresses the community of God. Therefor I gathered a small community

Prayerful Reflections is a daily resource for connecting with God and the larger Christian community during the season of Lent.

By Jessica deLinde Dyckman Lectionary reading for 4/9/2023: Jeremiah 31:1-6; Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24; Colossians 3:1-4; Acts 10:34-43; John...

Jeremiah was in a pit of despair when he remembered the truth about our great God. He challenged the negative narrative playing in his mind

If we rush past the shocking events of Good Friday, we miss our chance to come face to face with the unmatched, steadfast love of Jesus.

The command to love one another Jesus gave to his disciples at that last Passover meal is the command Jesus still gives to his disciples now

Just as in a physical race, we run the race of life set before us at our own pace, and we do so with the knowledge that we are not alone.

Where once the darkness overshadowed my life, God Redeemed me. Not only was I ‘restored’ and ‘brought back’ to life, I found a Light within.

By Kim Delp Lectionary reading for 4/3/2023: Isaiah 42:1-9; Psalm 36:5-11; Hebrews 9:11-15; John 12:1-11 Selected passage: John 12: 1-11...