Reflections

Water in the Bible is portrayed as essential for physical life and a powerful symbol of spiritual renewal, cleansing, and divine provision, flowing from Genesis to Revelation as a sign of God's sustaining presence.

A reflection on the limits of theology and the human impulse to contain the divine, inspired by a cartoon that captures the tension between faith, mystery, and control. A reminder that God is not confined by doctrine, but always greater than our understanding.

Pope Leo XIV declares creation is 'not a battleground,' urging Christians to embrace ecological discipleship as sacred stewardship rooted in Scripture.

Jesus' words in Matthew 25 challenge us to see him in the hungry, the stranger, and the immigrant. Legality is not morality. True faith is revealed in how we treat "the least of these."

Even in a secular age, our language can't help but echo the sacred. From calling Vogue "the fashion Bible" to worshipping pop icons, we borrow the language of faith to fill the longing for meaning, ritual, and reverence still embedded deep in the soul.

What does it mean to speak of God? Through philosophical, technological, and mystical lenses, the idea emerges that God is not a concept to define, but a question that defines us.

Braden Smith's story shows how faith, grace, and support can guide healing from OCD, anxiety, and perfectionism.

Why does Jesus Christ remain relevant and urgent 2,000 years after his life on Earth? His message of love, justice, and radical compassion continues to inspire and challenge every generation, offering a vision that speaks across time with undiminished power.