Exodus and Tiramisu
Exodus 12:33-14:31
By Amber Noel
This section of Exodus reminds me irresistibly of tiramisu. Or perhaps lasagna. No — let’s stick with tiramisu. Starting with chapter 12, the text alternates between energy-... Read More...
When We Make Mistakes in Our Prayers
By Mary Foulger
I was embarrassed. I had been so excited to pray with some of the important leaders in my Christian organization. Perhaps I would learn something, or maybe even simply demonstrate I could pra... Read More...
All we, like turtles: my journeys with Psalm 23
Sister Mary Margaret Funk carries her home — her spiritual center, her place of connection with God — wherever she goes.
A conversation with a storm
When I felt I had seen its worst, I had something to say to the storm: “I am not afraid of you!”
Gracious acceptance
Our post-Communion prayer affirms that we aren’t merely tolerated by God. No, we are graciously accepted.
Mary: An icon of faith, trust, and humility
Humility is a good attribute for a monarch, or for a priest — indeed, for all Christians, since all Christians share in the royal priesthood of Christ.
On the harrowing of hell
Sam Keyes responds to a question submitted to the Covenant blog regarding the harrowing of hell.