Daily Worship

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK We love the Gospel’s invitation. We love to hear that God loves us and welcomes us, and we love to know that grace is extended [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK The financial and political systems of our world are said to be structured for the common good, but there is a lot of evidence that [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Once we have found a source of strength, purpose and meaning, it can be tempting to try and regulate who gets to share it. When [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK One of the ways that grace can be understood is as God’s undeserved generosity. They key in all our dealings with God is that word [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK God’s gift of forgiveness is priceless and life-giving. But, somehow living up to what we say is a lot harder. While we may acknowledge that [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK For God’s reign to become a reality in our world, we must heal the brokenness, violence, injustice, and division that oppose it. The problem is [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK The idea of sacrifice is not a popular one in contemporary society, even though we often applaud those who endure great sacrifice for the common [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK What do we mean when we speak of Jesus as Messiah and Saviour? There are so many meanings to these words that we need to [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK A word that is often associated in the Bible with God’s salvation is “mercy.” Writer and poet Calvin Miller once defined mercy as “giving a [...]

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK This week the Lectionary readings are all about God’s salvation. Whether it’s Joseph bringing God’s salvation to Egypt, or Elijah receiving God’s visitation and the [...]