Hope in Jesus

In our reflections in the Path to Pentecost journey, we’ve explored how God meets us — in the wonder of creation and the quiet patterns that steady our daily lives. We’ve seen Jesus calling his disciples to follow him. 

Today, as we turn to Joh...

After walking with the disciples on the Road to Emmaus, we saw in our previous post how Jesus often meets us in the quiet patterns of life — sometimes unnoticed until we look back. In the same way that creation’s steady renewal reminds us that God is always at work beneath the surface, these resurrection stories invite us to r...

As we move from the quiet wonder of Easter toward the fire and fullness of Pentecost, we are invited to notice the gentle rhythms of God at work in our lives — rhythms we often miss until they rise up and surprise us.

The story of the road to Emmaus reveals a God who moves in cycles — renewing, restoring, and re...

There is a saying that Christians often rush from the poinsettias of Christmas straight to the lilies of Easter — skipping over the painful reality of Jesus’ death on the cross.

This year, as we move beyond Easter, I’ve been thinking about a similar pattern.

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