Christianity
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Living the Work of Christmas – Now
Christmas is not held by nostalgia or the trappings of Christmas but living the essence of Christmas every day following Emmanuel as we love, serve, heal, and work for justice together — now.
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The Work of Christmas Begins
Christmas invites us into playful curiosity about Emmanuel, God with us, as we celebrate Jesus’ birth which leads us to live lives of doing the work of Christmas through justice, mercy, peace, and love.
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Rejoicing in the Darkness: The Light is Coming
We rejoice in the waiting by noticing Christ’s light at work now, even before certainty, clarity, or full understanding arrive.
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More Than a Sign: Seeing Jesus at Work
Advent invites us to notice God’s work among us—beyond signs and slogans—through real relationships, shared stories, and lived compassion.
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“It’s Time!”
On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered into Jerusalem in moment that called many people to making decisions: Herod, Pilate, Judas, the disciples, even the owner of the donkey Jesus road on. As we navigate life’s challenges, we know that faith persists even in darkness, death, and what seems hopeless.
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The Beauty of Inefficiency: Embracing Extravagant Generosity
Inefficiency plays a significant role in our lives and faith. Where in your life are there moments of inefficiency that enrich your experience of faith and beauty?
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Lent: Not a Test to Pass, But a Path to Walk
Lent can feel like a heavy and burdensome season, but there are ways to shift our experience of Lent to an opportunity for spiritual growth. Rather than getting stuck in great and shame, and focusing on our shortcomings, Lent is ultimately about being open to the Holy Spirit.
Epicurious Lutheran 