While it has already been 2 weeks since Easter, we are still glowing with the Easter morning joy. The disciples were surprised with God’s new and different way of sharing his love with the world. What are the ways that you hear God calling you by name to share the story of hope into the world in new and creative ways?
As we enter into this season of Lent, what lies and falsehoods will you let go of and how will you be held in the love of God in the community you find yourselves?
Every 5-6 years February 2nd, the Feast of the Presentation, falls on a Sunday. The day where Simeon and Anna recognize Jesus’ identity and call him a “light to the nations.” Where do you see the light of Christ? Who has been a light bearer for you?
At the turn of the calendar year, we start a new church season, too. How will you make the journey into 2025? What will you remember and where will you find hope? Seeking the star, the magi remind us that all are invited to follow the star in faith and the journey will change each of us.
Jesus is speaking not to scare the disciples into believing but to remind them that even in the darkest of times, God is there.
Having watched stoplights here in Boston and people running red lights like they don’t exist, I am not under the illusion that the solution to the world’s problems would be if we could control time.
And yet, as people of faith we live in space where we are able to stop.
Trinity Church in the City of Boston Proper 18, Year A September 8, 2024 Proverbs 22:1-2, 8-9, 22-23 Psalm 125
Trinity Church in the City of Boston Proper 25 Year B August 18, 2024 1 Kings 2:10-12; 3:3-14 Psalm 111
Trinity Church in the City of Boston Proper 11 Year B July 21, 2024 2 Samuel 7:1-14a Psalm 89:20-37 Mark
