A time of preparation.  A time of uncertainty.  A time of hope. A time when the work of God, through the Holy Spirit, becomes visible.

Presence is also our work in whatever transition we are going through. Presence to God, ourselves, and the people before. Presence to sit an

What is God doing in the midst of this? How is God present in the challenge and the change? This kind of deep discernment is tough.

“If God gives you a gift and you do not use it, it is no longer a gift.”

Discernment takes time. Clarity comes slowly and often feels blurry and cloudy. The hardest part can be patience.

To me, Thomas’s healthy dose of skepticism seems to be an altogether reasonable response to some pretty crazy claims by the disciples.

The 50 days of Easter are upon us. If there’s any season that invites us to consider what it means to be real, it’s this one.

Watch this space for monthly devotions to guide the synod towards the 2025 synod assembly and the election of a new bishop. In January,...