Isaiah 60:1-6 is a jubilant and awe-inspiring passage that expands the vision of Jerusalem, also known as Zion.
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Early in my faith, I was taught the basics of right and wrong from the Bible.
Do you ever feel like you just can’t win with some people? No matter what you say or do, someone will criticize it.
My husband is a gift-giver, and I never know what to expect. Sometimes he brings the fanciest bag with colorful tissue paper, only for me to find a single bottle of Coke inside – but just what I wanted.
Jesus’ words to John’s disciples remind us of the power of a witness.
There are moments when we are searching, unsure if we’ve found what we’re looking for.
During the season of Epiphany, we reflect on the revealed nature of God’s love and light in the world. Psalm 36 reminds us of the vastness of God’s steadfast love, described as stretching to the heavens and encompassing all of creation, human and animal.
Love is a transformative force that profoundly shapes our lives, decisions, and relationships. But what happens when we place our love and trust in the wrong things or people?
Imagine the widow’s heartbreak as she placed her lifeless son in Elijah’s arms.
Life can bring moments of overwhelming pain and confusion, just as the widow experienced when her son fell gravely ill.