Come and See

Something happens on Palm Sunday that happens on no other day in the Christian year. We hold the parade and the death in the same hour, in the same hands.

A candle lit in a dark room is not just a light source. It is a statement — and the church has been making it for two thousand years.

We tend to preach the raising of Lazarus as a story about what Jesus can do. The miracle is real and it matters. But what do you do in the four days before it.

A look at the story of the blind beggar in the Gospel of John. It's after the miracle that things get interesting. The authorities needed to keep him where he was.

Somewhere along the way, we confused Sabbath with a nap. We look at what Sabbath truly is, the orginal protest and how it points towards trust in God.

The religious establishment of first-century Jerusalem was not threatened by a blind man sitting by the road. They were fine with him there. Begging - in his place

The Incarnation didn't end at the resurrection. It opened something. The Spirit is poured out. The Body of Christ is still in the world.

a new blog series written for our whole congregation. Twelve articles across four series, each one exploring what it means to follow Christ not just on Sunday.

Lent invites us to bring our questions, fear, and guarded hearts to Christ. John 3:1–17 reminds us that Jesus meets us in the night and leads us toward trust.