There’s an irony in today’s Gospel lesson, which may be hidden to us. We can take scripture ever so seriously. Even those of us who have left behind the more literalistic readings of our earlier lives, tend to treat the Bible with a certain gravitas.

In a troubling passage, Jesus disowns his mother and siblings. Mandy says it is something different to read this after marching in the LGBTQ+ Pride parade, and see all the folks offering "Free Mom Hugs"

I want to spend some time today talking about sabbath, but before we get there, we need to pause. Because discussions about the sabbath in this first century text, they need some cultural translation.

On May 29, 2024, Bishop Michael Hunn confirmed, received, and heard the reaffirmation of faith of 25 people from across the region at St. Michael's. This is his sermon from the service.

On Trinity Sunday, what does Nicodemus' wrestling with religious language have to teach us about the nature of our Triune God?

When you say “I’m Spiritual” watch out. It’s not an easier alternative to religion. When you say, “I’m spiritual,” put on your hard hats. Because the Spirit has ideas, ideas about how this world should be: always more embracing, always more just, always more loving. So, go ahead, be Spiritual.

To understand the Ascension, you have to know that much of the Christian tradition is about wisdom, rather than knowledge. The wisdom at the heart of Christianity is a teaching about nondualism.

Leaning into the discomfort of John's Gospel: "I am the Way The Truth and the Life."