Good morning, everyone. This morning's Bible story is a parable about 'new things.' The scribes and Pharisees could not ...

Of the four Gospels in the New testament, I have a particular fondness for the Gospel of John – an account of Jesus’ life written by the disciple he was closest too. It is not a stretch to see John as ...

When the Biblical narrative utters it’s final, “Amen,” we are left with with many questions, not the least of which is, “What happened next?” Jesus has come and gone and passed the baton into the ...

Photo by Daan Stevens on Unsplash. In today’s Gospel, Jesus offers a prayer just before he is arrested. While the Synoptic Gospels record the agony in the garden, when Jesus’ followers fall asleep as ...

Have you ever lost your way, maybe on a road trip, hiking, or just trying to find your car in the parking lot? When Jesus told the disciples, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” he was giving ...

It’s remarkable how Jesus treated women in the Gospels. (Of course, He still treats them in a remarkable way today.) On that score, Holly J. Carey has released a new book called Women Who Do: Female ...

Judas Iscariot made one of the most famous choices in the New Testament. He betrayed Jesus. The Gospels describe Judas ...

In this episode, we continue our study of Jesus’ Bread of Life Discourse in John 6. The portion of the discourse that makes up the Gospel reading for this upcoming 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year B ...

As fishermen by trade, most of Jesus’ disciples would have grown up on the Sea of Galilee and known it very well. They would have had insider knowledge of all the good fishing spots, become familiar ...