Many Are Called, All Are Chosen
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God’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?
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Surrendering the Vineyard
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Maybe peace doesn't come from thinking positive thoughts. Maybe it comes from surrendering all that's within to God.
Read MoreDoes Your Yes Mean Yes? | Providence Podcast
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God 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 MoreWhy Does God's Generosity Bother Us?
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God is generous. But sometimes God’s generosity bothers us. What might that tell us about ourselves?
Read MoreWhat Kind of Anger Are You Nourishing? | Written Reflection
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In this episode of the Providence Podcast, we explore the many flavors of anger and consider what might be underneath it: hurt, anxiety, sadness, fear, wounded pride, or even a call from God to act. When we can name what is stirring in us, we may be better able to discern whether God is calling us toward action, mercy, healing, forgiveness—or letting go.
Read MoreDo We Owe Each Other Love? Written Reflection 6.3
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Do we really owe each other love, especially when relationships get messy? Love is more than warm feelings; it’s a gritty, faithful choice to will the good of another, even when it’s hard.
Read MoreWhat If More Isn’t Better? Renewal, Resistance & Real Life
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Following Christ means resisting some of the values our culture tells us to embrace, but it also means discovering a different kind of life—one rooted in love, compassion, community, service, and the common good.
Read MoreWho Do You Say That I Am? | Know God, Know Yourself
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“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 MoreSummer Sabbath Series: It Is Too Little: When God Invites Us Into More
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Summer can be a season for stepping back, breathing a little deeper, and paying attention to what matters most. This reflection invites us to consider whether God may be calling us beyond obligation and into a more intentional, life-giving relationship. What if God's invitation isn't to do more, but to draw closer?
Read MoreNot to Condemn the World: A God Who Accompanies
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God came into the world to accompany us so deeply that God became one of us to move among us and love us and show us the way.
Read MoreLearning to Hand Over Our Spirit: a Good Friday Reflection
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Where is God in our suffering? This Good Friday reflection invites us to trust in God’s presence and learn, like Jesus, to hand over our spirit in love.
Read MoreBeyond Appearances: How God Sees the Heart (and How We Can Too)
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We’re called to see as God does, to look beyond appearances into the heart of things, including our own hearts. As we go within, we recognize God working in our lives, and we discern how to respond to God with our whole hearts.
Read MoreFrom Complaining to Contemplation: Finding Living Water When Faith Feels Dry
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What if our thirst, our questions, and even our frustration are invitations to deeper faith? What if hope is still possible — even now?
Read MoreIt Is Too Little: When God Invites Us Into More
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What does God want from you? Service? Obedience? Or, is it something more, something more relational, more intimate?
Read MoreA Star for Everyone: Epiphany, the Magi, and Our Call to Belong to Each Other
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The story of the magi is familiar—but what if there’s more to it than kings and gifts? This Epiphany, we’ll explore the story of the magi and discovers a deeper truth: Christ comes for all people, and we all belong to Christ. Enter into this gentle reflection on belonging, welcome, and the call to unity in a divided world.
Read MoreGod, Give Us a Sign!
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What does it mean to ask God for a sign—and how do we recognize God’s presence when we’re living with uncertainty? This Fourth Week of Advent reflection explores the story of King Ahaz, the promise of Emmanuel, and the deeply human desire for reassurance that God is with us. Drawing connections between Isaiah’s prophecy and the birth of Christ, this meditation reflects on how God often meets us through peace, people, moments of clarity, and quiet grace. A thoughtful Advent reflection for anyone seeking discernment, comfort, and hope as Christmas approaches, reminding us that the greatest sign God gives is presence itself—then, now, and always.
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