The night before he was betrayed, Jesus stooped down to serve his friends by washing their feet.

Today we’re leaning in to the wisdom of our Cole Arthur Riley over at Black Liturgies.

One of the prayers that King David wrote down (and which the Spirit preserved for us) conveys how tricky forgiveness is.

In the context of forgiveness, Jesus teaches that our decisions have weight.

Today we hear an insight from a church leader from almost 1000 years ago.

We’ve all done it. You get so many at someone and you refuse to let it go.

What is the role of holding on? What is the role of letting go?

Do you talk to yourself? Some of us do it out loud (which can be so embarrassing sometimes), but almost all of us do it internally.

it’s so hard to come to grips with the demons on the inside when we’ve been pretending they are not there.

It is in the downward path that we actually become more of who we were destined to become. It’s in surrender that we find love.

Peter had a long history of telling Jesus “no.” Well, it was actually more than that. It was telling Jesus, “Never!”

Today we read a simple poem, a simple prayer, a simple blessing on our day.

We’ve been thinking about the role of faith this week - of how Peter put his faith in Christ. And yet, as we’ve seen in other places this week, the emphasis has always been love over faith.

Today we look at how the early church leader Paul answered that question, “Who do you say I am?” The answer might surprise you.

Jesus doesn’t hold back asking us the very direct question: Who do you say I am? But there may be a way to answer it with heart more than thoughts.

Everyone out there has opinions about Jesus, which is just fine. What’s tricky is when those opinions have a massive influence on you.

As followers of Jesus we have come to realize that that certainty, not doubt, is not the opposite of faith

It’s strange to think that one of the prophecies of the Messiah was that he would be an outcast…

Today we look at the front end and the back end of prayer - our experience and God’s.

Let’s all be honest about the fact that for whatever reason, some of our prayers don’t seem to get through