When the Veil Is Thin: Love, Loss, and Communion | Providence Podcast
/What if we're more deeply connected to one another than we realize—even across the boundary between life and death?
Read MoreEach week we offer a spiritual reflection that relates Scripture and faith to our everyday lives.
What if we're more deeply connected to one another than we realize—even across the boundary between life and death?
Read MoreWhat does Scripture ask of us when our neighbors are feeling vulnerable and unwelcome? We may never fully understand someone else's experience, but perhaps we can learn to listen more deeply, love more courageously, and see our neighbors in a new light.
Read MoreGod’s banquet is open to all. The garments of grace are waiting. We only have to raise our arms and let God put them on us. What garment might God be inviting you to wear today?
Read MoreGod calls each of us to authenticity, to discernment, to aligning our words and actions. It’s challenging to live this way, but God is with us, guiding and caring for us no matter what we say or do -- yes, no, or even maybe.
Read MoreGod is generous. But sometimes God’s generosity bothers us. What might that tell us about ourselves?
Read More“Who do you say that I am?” Jesus asks this vulnerable question of his friends, and we’re going to sit with it together. Who is Christ for you? Who is God for you? And what happens when the answer isn't clear?
Read MoreIn God, there are many dwelling places. We dwell there together, and together we belong. Thanks be to God.
Read MoreIn God, there are many dwelling places. We dwell there together, and together we belong. Thanks be to God.
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