Today, we see Jesus’ first miracle. There are a lot of interesting things here. We see how important a wedding is to the culture. Weddings were huge deals; they were parties. They were celebrations. It would have been very shameful … Continue reading →

We see the first two disciples that Jesus calls today, Andrew and then Peter. There’s a lot that we can consider in this passage. First, we can remind ourselves of who our Andrews are, who told us about Jesus. Second, … Continue reading →

We see the first two disciples that Jesus calls today, Andrew and then Peter. There’s a lot that we can consider in this passage. First, we can remind ourselves of who our Andrews are, who told us about Jesus. Second, … Continue reading →

We see two approaches to life today. First, we see the religious leaders coming with questions to John. Who are you? What are you doing? Why are you doing it? What is all this about? Then, we see John and … Continue reading →

One of the greatest books of Christian theology ever written is On the Incarnation by St. Athanasius. This beautiful book dives deeper into what we see in our text today. The Word becomes flesh and lives among us. This is … Continue reading →

Today, we’ll begin our time together in John’s Gospel. John’s Gospel has a very specific purpose for us. While Matthew, Mark, and Luke answer the “who, what, when, and where” questions, John answers the “why.” He is showing us “why” … Continue reading →

When we are found in Jesus, we will be like calves, skipping out of their stalls. We will have joy. Joy is a beautiful thing. It is not based on circumstance. That is happiness. We are happy because we have … Continue reading →

In our reading today, we see the Lord say that those who revere Him, those who ponder Him, He sees, and remembers them. On the day of judgment, they will be His special possession. He will treasure and care for … Continue reading →

Today’s reading looks at something that isn’t always fun to talk about: tithing. This is a subject that I think has a lot to teach us, but it’s something that is often misunderstood. Today, we’ll look at the original context … Continue reading →

We are told today that the Lord will send His messenger to prepare for His coming judgment and His coming salvation. We are told to turn from our sins and return to the Lord. When we return to God, He … Continue reading →