Looking into the lectionary Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost — August 4, 2024 "A piece of bread, an ounce of juice. It looks pretty meager. It looks like what’s on this table isn’t enough. But it is." — John Wurster
Looking into the lectionary Tenth Sunday after Pentecost — July 28, 2024 Roger Gench writes about the impact of a scarcity mentality.
Looking into the lectionary Ninth Sunday after Pentecost — July 21, 2024 Philip Gladden writes on self-care and Mark 6:30-34, 53-56.
Looking into the lectionary Eighth Sunday after Pentecost — July 14, 2024 As Amos demonstrates, power is not just held by world leaders and the wealthiest 1%. Power resides within us, especially those who draw strength from our faith. — Teri McDowell Ott
Looking into the lectionary Seventh Sunday after Pentecost — July 7, 2024 We are not called to be successful; we are called to be faithful. — Tara Bulger
Looking into the lectionary Sixth Sunday after Pentecost — June 30, 2024 Carol Holbrook Prickett writes about Mark 5:21-43 in conversation with Evie, a 12-year-old girl.
Looking into the lectionary Fifth Sunday after Pentecost — June 23, 2024 Teri McDowell Ott writes about suffering.
Looking into the lectionary Fourth Sunday after Pentecost — June 16, 2024 Teri McDowell Ott writes about interdependence and Mark 4:26-34.
Looking into the lectionary Third Sunday after Pentecost — June 9, 2024 John Wurster notes the difference between Jesus' portrayal in John vs. Mark.
Looking into the lectionary Second Sunday after Pentecost — June 2, 2024 What does Jesus say about sabbath? How can we apply his wisdom in our lives? Ellen Williams Hensle writes on Mark 2:23–3:6.