Closing the Chasm

Mustard-seed faith may feel small, but in God’s hands it grows into the strength that sustains us and transforms the world.

“Sometimes the first act of love is simply to notice the people we’ve stopped seeing.”

God does not discard us when we fail, when we resist, when we collapse. But God also does not leave us unchanged. God reshapes...

A call for Christians—and especially Episcopalians—to embrace a bold, justice-rooted patriotism that tells the truth, defends the vulnerable, and lives out love in public life. (Un llamamiento a los cristianos —y especialmente a los episcopalianos— para que adopten un patriotismo audaz y basado en la justicia que diga

A pastoral letter addressing the assassination Charlie Kirk.

Even in the midst of our nation’s storms and moral confusion, God relentlessly seeks the lost, calling us not only to return but to join in the sacred work of restoration and compassion.

what cracked cistern are you still carrying? Where do you feel the water slipping away? And what would it look like — in your life, this week — to set it down, and to live instead from the fountain of God’s living water?

Even when our lives crack or collapse, God the Potter does not discard us but reshapes us with grace to hold living water for a thirsty world.

To be a woke Church is simply to be faithful—awake to God’s justice, alive to God’s love, and unafraid to welcome all to Christ’s table.