God calls us to him, urging us to make the twisting and laborious ascent to where he dwells in wisdom, holiness and love.

Throughout this Advent, our readings invite us to focus our waiting on the greatest hope of humankind, the coming of Jesus Christ.

Today’s psalm prompts us to consider the balance of talking and listening in our lives.

Even when we are unaware of the acts of God, He continues to operate in our lives with the ineffable, inscrutable power of his love.

Perhaps the gift of the rough seas is that they force us to acknowledge our utter dependence on the One who loves us.

“I’m sorry—I was wrong”—these can be hard words to say.

The note that the psalmist sounds at the beginning of Lent is not sin, but forgiveness.

A reflection for the fourth Sunday of Advent

A reflection for the third Saturday of Advent

A reflection for the third Friday of Advent