Throughout the season of Advent, we’ll have a weekday reflection based on suggested scriptures from a great resource entitled The Common Rule. You can find a calendar of the daily readings here. Paul gives us repeated passages from the Old … Continue reading →

Throughout the season of Advent, we’ll have a weekday reflection based on suggested scriptures from a great resource entitled The Common Rule. You can find a calendar of the daily readings here. Today, we see Jesus’ sermon to His hometown … Continue reading →

Throughout the season of Advent, we’ll have a weekday reflection based on suggested scriptures from a great resource entitled The Common Rule. You can find a calendar of the daily readings here. In our reading today, we are reminded that … Continue reading →

Throughout the season of Advent, we’ll have a weekday reflection based on suggested scriptures from a great resource entitled The Common Rule. You can find a calendar of the daily readings here. Today, the prophet asks us a question. Why … Continue reading →

Throughout the season of Advent, we’ll have a weekday reflection based on suggested scriptures from a great resource entitled The Common Rule. You can find a calendar of the daily readings here. Today, we hear the words of Isaiah, “Comfort.” … Continue reading →

Advent teaches us so very much. It teaches us hope. And peace. And joy. And love. But above all else, it teaches us trust. Advent, at its core, is about waiting and it is about trust. It is about trusting … Continue reading →

Yesterday was the first Sunday of Advent. What does that mean? For some of us, we may be familiar with Advent, but we aren’t sure what it is really about. For others, we may have no idea. Advent is the … Continue reading →

We often see Palm Sunday as an act of humility by Jesus. It was, yes, but it was kingly humility. Jesus is declaring for all to see that He is the Messiah. He is the one prophesied about. And when … Continue reading →

This is a beautiful example of how the Bible all fits together. Hosea is reminding us of Israel’s past, how God called them out of Egypt back to the promised land in the book of Exodus, while also pointing to … Continue reading →

The prophet Malachi says that a prophet will come before the Messiah to make things ready. We see this in his prophecy today. In Matthew, Jesus specifically quotes that prophecy when talking about John the Baptist. He says that John … Continue reading →