Red Letters

The present “risen-ness” of Jesus.

Faith as your anchor in a chaotic world.

Jesus flips the idea of blessing by highlighting the joy in depending on God, challenging the notion of self-sufficiency.

Great mourning needs a great comforter.

When Jesus demonstrates that with being a king and a servant, he's our friend.

Jesus redefines "glory" as being about other-oriented love, rather than just about power.

Jesus prepares his disciples for his departure and the arrival of the Holy Spirit, urging them to confront their struggles with honesty and divine support.

Should have been. Could have been. Might have been…

Faith and doubt are intertwined as Peter attempts to walk towards Jesus on the water.

The compassion shown by the Good Samaritan is "every-day" — not one-off.

In a world where "I'm right" and "You're wrong" how can we be people of mercy?

Though fear may lock us away, Jesus calls us to live boldly.

Jesus uses the vine to show how he lifts us up, prunes us for growth, and calls us to love and be interconnected as his followers.

True faith isn't about certainty, but about embracing mystery and finding identity in Jesus.

In a world of loud messages, it's easy to ignore Jesus' words.

Shrek the ogre built a wall around his home, because he was tired of a judgemental world.