Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany (Year 2, NL)

Snow can be tiresome, even deadly, but it can also be a sign of holiness and of hope.

Mark's story is about the irony of keeping our hands ritually washed while being up to our elbows in evil.

Psalm 51 does not let any of us off the hook—not the progressives, the evangelicals, or the feel-good agnostics.

The Pharisees are usually viewed as simply majoring in minutiae. But that does a disservice to them and obscures the issues.

Jesus is not accusing the Pharisees of an early form of Pelagianism.

Ash Wednesday begins the Lenten journey to Jerusalem. It is best not to journey alone.

How does the way God regenerates us resemble and differ from the way we regenerate ourselves?