Easter

  • Walking Away

    On the day of resurrection, two disciples walked the wrong way — and Jesus walked with them, listening before explaining, welcomed as guest before revealing himself as host. A blunt reflection on the Emmaus road, the loneliness epidemic, and the… Continue reading

  • When the Doors Are Locked

    Fear didn’t end on Easter Sunday. For many of us, and for much of the American church, the doors are still locked. What does it mean to live as though the resurrection didn’t really change anything, and what Jesus does… Continue reading

  • Life Has the Final Word

    Mary Magdalene didn’t go to the tomb expecting good news. She went because she loved someone who was dead and she didn’t know what else to do. John is very deliberate about telling us it’s still dark when she arrives.… Continue reading