Psalm 98’s vibrant celebration of creation and divine wonders resonates with a profound simplicity – there is a sacred rhythm at the heart of life!
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Jesus always made room for the marginalized. He saw beyond people’s outward conditions to their true worth and identity.
Jesus’ words in the synagogue were revolutionary. Declaring that “Today this scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing” startled His listeners.
Snow in Texas is a rare treasure. When it happens, it transforms the ordinary into something extraordinary.
When Jesus walked into the synagogue that Sabbath, he knew exactly what was waiting for him.
Picture the moment: a man with a withered hand is called out in the middle of the church.
One Sabbath, Jesus and his disciples walked through grain fields, plucking and eating some grain as they went.
I’ll never forget going with a friend to the Christmas Eve Mass at St. Mary Catholic Church in Oregon, Illinois.
Luke was a passionate evangelist, who travelled side-by-side with Paul.
Pretend we are standing together on Fifth Street, looking at the historical marker to the right of our sanctuary doors.