A Lent Reflection for Wednesday, March 6 by Pastor Ieisha Hawley Lectionary reading for 3/6/24: Psalm 84; Ezra 6:1-16; Mark 11:15-19...

A Lent Reflection for Tuesday, March 5 by Seanna Wong Lectionary reading for 03/05/2024: Psalm 84; 2 Chronicles 29:1-11, 16-19; Hebrews...

A Lent Reflection for Monday, March 4 by Aisha Cox Lectionary reading for 3/4/24:  Psalm 84; 1 Kings 6:1-4, 21-22; 1 Corinthians 3:10-23...

A Lent Reflection for Saturday, March 2 by Brandi S. Sanders Lectionary reading for 3/02/2024: Psalm 19; Exodus 19:16-25; Mark 9:2-8...

A Lent Reflection for Friday, March 1 by Rebekah Bolin Lectionary reading for 3/1/2024. Psalm 19; Exodus 19:9b-15; Acts 7:30-40 Selected...

A Lent Reflection for Thursday, February 29 by Rev. Jeannette Conver Lectionary reading for 2/29/2024. Psalm 19; Exodus 19:1-9a; 1 Peter...

A Lent Reflection for Wednesday, February 28 by Beth Knight, MAPC Lectionary reading for 2/28/2024: Psalm 105:1-11; 37-45; Jeremiah...

A Lent Reflection for Monday, February 26 by Rev. Johnna Hayward Muniz Lectionary reading for 2/26/2024: Psalm 105:1-11, 37-45; Genesis...

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

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...

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

“But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, 28 bless those who curse you, pray for those who mis

Psalm 110 can seem confusing, to say the least; not only is it confusing in ecclesial circles, but scholars have scratched their heads, too.

The circular shape of the Advent wreath symbolizes God’s infinite love for us –never-ending, just like the true Light of the World, Jesus

In this Christmas season, let us remember Christ who was born into the world that was created to praise and may we lift our voices…

So whatever season you are in (Ecclesiastes 3:1-13), start with praise and gratitude. Let this year be the year that we make an intentional

A Christmas reflection for Sunday, December 31st by Jillian Evans Lectionary reading for 12/31/2023: Isaiah 61:10-62:3,Psalm...

God places a high value on wisdom.  And the awesome thing is, is that God desires to give it to those who want it (me, Lord, pick me!).