Faith: letting go
Letting go is hard — of homes, people, pets, control. In Lent, we're invited to release our grip and trust a God who leads us into the unknown.
Letting go is hard — of homes, people, pets, control. In Lent, we're invited to release our grip and trust a God who leads us into the unknown.
Life pulls us in a thousand directions — toward relevance, power, control. But what if the journey home is really about letting go of all the things we think we need to be?
There are moments when something shifts — in a classroom, on a mountaintop — and the world looks completely different. The Transfiguration story asks what it would take for that shift to happen in us.
Jesus doesn't say you should be salt or you could be salt. He says you are. And that small word changes everything about how we see ourselves and the people around us.
Jesus opens his most famous sermon with eight statements that turn the world's definition of blessing inside out. What if the life we're chasing is the very thing keeping us from the life we long for?
As Australia Day brings both celebration and mourning, the questions asked decades ago about the soul of our nation remain unanswered. What does it look like to carry light into the dark places?