It’s Christ’s World, Not Harvey Weinstein’s
Bodies are whole and holy; both our own and those of others are to be treasured and respected.
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Liturgical Year
St. Matthew teaches fearlessness–and the urgency of Christ’s call.
“Follow me” doesn’t even feel like a question. There’s a sense of urgency to the call of Jesus.
I don’t carry a shield. But if I’m truly following Jesus, I’ll need one.
If we are to stand against evil, St. Paul says, we must clothe ourselves in the full armor of God.
Ten questions to help you consider: how do you want to parent your child?
We don’t have long to raise our kids. So it makes sense to decide what’s important as early in their lives as possible.
St. Bartholomew invites me to immerse myself in a book – and in the Good Book.
Saint Bartholomew is the patron saint of bookbinders and is often depicted holding the Gospel book.
Parenting Well in a World Gone Wrong – in Charlottesville and Beyond
We live in a world gone sideways. And it’s been that way since the day we walked out of Eden.
Finding God in the Carpool Lane
I often find myself with 10 minutes in the carpool lane. Rather than scroll through my phone, I reach for my basket.
Seven Steps toward Reading the Bible with Kids
We want to know scripture, and we want our children to know scripture. Here are some ways to begin.
Liturgical Year
Transfiguration: lean into the mystery of Christ’s love for us.
The Transfiguration is confusing and deeply mystifying, and maybe that’s the point.
Discipleship
The Bible and quantum physics teach us: our actions affect future generations.
What we do now will affect those born a century from now.
