We are all hungry in this world, how do we respond to the invitations we receive? Where do we respond with love, when do we fall short? God invites us to join in the heavenly banquet right here on earth, inviting each of us to live in relationship and hope. How will you respond?
When the world feels like it is falling apart, where do you see hope? Where do you see the fractures coming together? Today’s gospel reminds us that God is always seeking to restore humanity through presence, love, and compassion. Where are you seeing that love today?
How often do we miss the point because we are trapped in our own perspective? How often do we dismiss the “other” because we think we already know the end result? Today’s gospel reminds us that God seeks us all out, not just the chosen, ALL of us to walk this path together. One step at a time.
While we find ourselves traveling this way of faith, no matter where we are, God is there with us and invites and empowers us to welcome people to travel with us.
Trinity Church in the City of Boston Good Friday April 3, 2026 Hebrews 4:14-16; 5:7-9 John 18:1-19:42 Psalm 22 Almighty
How are you managing the stress of these days? Where do the words of the Beatitudes speak comfort and encouragement as you see direction forward? How do they turn the world upside down for you?
Stories are told over and over again and with each messenger the story comes to life for those who hear it, never underestimate your role in hearing and carrying the Christmas message of love in this world that is in desperate need of your feet and hearts to share it!
Has the world got you down? Do you feel like you can’t handle any more things on your plate? The disciples felt stretched beyond their limits, to which Jesus says- you have enough. Do you think you are enough? God does!
A Throne, a small chair, a high chair…. who sits WHERE is really not important, what is really important is the WHO. This week’s gospel invites us to wonder “where will you see the face of Christ in the seat beside you this week? Where will you LOVE the person beside you and what will you do if there is no chair?”
In a world of dichotomy, Martha and Mary are not at odds, rather it is how does one order one’s life. What comes first and how do we order the time that we have been given. How might we shape our day to respond in love rather than react in exasperation? Jesus speaks to our innermost weakness and desire in this week’s gospel. Come and sit for a second so that your work might be fueled with love.
