God shows up in the midst of fear and hope.
God’s justice happens when what is important to God becomes important to us.
Faithful persistence is hope in motion.
Joy, nourished by gratitude, is an act of resistance.
Faith isn’t something you have. It’s something you do.
The gospel of the cross stands with the vulnerable and marginalized.
Jesus calls us to be trustworthy and clever in order to fight injustice.
Jesus doesn’t choose sides. He chooses people.
Choosing life means choosing the cross.
You are enough. Rest. Resist. Thrive.
Where we draw lines that divide, Christ draws lines that connect.
What we are waiting for determines our preparations.
What freedom looks like: Loving your neighbor as yourself.
Your name is Worth, Beloved, Hope.
