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Greater society tells us to first “understand” people before we engage with them—study their culture, dissect their worldview, evaluate their beliefs—almost as if we need a checklist before we can...

There are days when life feels like one massive pendulum—just swinging hard, back and forth, slamming everything in its path. Politics. Religion. Culture. Even personal relationships. It’s like we’re all...

In a world that seems to demand we pick a side, shout our opinions from the rooftops, and align ourselves with a predefined "tribe," there's an undeniable pull towards the edges. It’s a comfort, isn't it?

In our increasingly interconnected yet fragmented world, it’s easy to feel caught in a perpetual state of "us vs. them." From political landscapes to social issues, the divides often seem to deepen, making common ground feel like a distant dream. But what if understanding the very human reasons behind our tribal tendencies could be the first step towards bridging those seemingly insurmountable gaps?

But…what this does not mean is that you are already like Jesus. You are not perfect nor free from sin. So one of the things I want you to remember about this day is an idea called the “already and not yet.” So I’ll try and give you an idea of what that means....

In a world divided by chaos, pain, and confusion, this collection stands for something deeper: the unwavering truth that light still breaks through.

Jesus’ radical inclusion wasn’t about compromising truth—it was about living out love. He embraced those outside the religious norms, offering them a seat at the table and an invitation into God’s kingdom. His life is a reminder that we are called to love and include others as He did, seeing beyond differences to the shared humanity and divine worth in every person.