In my youth, many moons ago, we were drawn to “who done it” detective movies. Real-life movies about murder, tragedy, love, and heroism, and we tended to hope for a happy…

When a family gathers to sort out a house or a piece of land, there is often one person whose failures get dragged into the open. John 8 asks who in that circle is fit to throw the first stone, and what grace might look like at the table instead.

The harlot, Rahab took a great risk in hiding the Israelite spies. She did that because she recognized the Israelites could not…

Across the Caribbean, half-built houses wait for the next pay packet. A reflection on Zechariah 4, the unfinished temple, and the God who does not despise small beginnings.

God’s Word is not like my words limited, imperfect, and often powerless. When God speaks, His Word goes forth with divine authority…

James calls divided loyalty a kind of adultery. A reflection on how a good home can become a rival for the heart, and the grace that brings us back.

James warns against a faith that blesses the needy with words and nothing else. A reflection on how living faith shows up in the homes of people who are struggling.

The woman at the well met Jesus. He could have easily come up with some excuses to avoid her. For example, a Jewish man like…

Today’s verse in Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you…” is often quoted as a personal promise—but its context…

In these tough times where our dreams seem to have been shattered, how do we accomplish what God has asked us to do?…