John 14:18
Functional Atheism
On leading as though everything depends on you, and a promise that you will not be left orphaned.
Letters by scripture
John
Letters that preach John
John 14:5
How Can We Know the Way
On Thomas the practical and the needy — snarky, sarcastic, and brave enough to ask for what he needed when he needed it.
John 20:27
What Thomas Touched
On whether they were scars or still open wounds — and a resurrection that transforms suffering without erasing it.
John 20:1
Dew Still on the Roses
On arriving at the garden exhausted, being called by name, and the gift of an Easter afternoon nap.
John 4:17
She Is Not One Thing
On the woman at the well, the sins we assume she committed, and a gospel that refuses to flatten anyone into a single story.
John 1:39
Come and See
On revelation that arrives by the drip rather than the gallon, and the slow faithfulness of abiding together.
Appointed for the day — the letter preached another text
- That Pesky Holy Spirit Day of Pentecost · John 20:19-23
- Never Quite Prepared Seventh Sunday of Easter · John 17:1-11
- Functional Atheism Sixth Sunday of Easter · John 14:15-21
- How Can We Know the Way Fifth Sunday of Easter · John 14:1-14
- Seventy Years of Full Clergy Rights Fourth Sunday of Easter · John 10:1-10
- What Thomas Touched Second Sunday of Easter · John 20:19-31
- Dew Still on the Roses Resurrection of the Lord · John 20:1-18
- Preaching to Dry Bones Fifth Sunday in Lent · John 11:1-45
- The Brothers Nobody Names Fourth Sunday in Lent · John 9:1-41
- She Is Not One Thing Third Sunday in Lent · John 4:5-42
- Songs for the Uphill Road Second Sunday in Lent · John 3:1-17
- Come and See Second Sunday after the Epiphany · John 1:29-42