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Today’s Reflection In taking flesh, God opened wide to time, to the effects of its passing, to the weight of chronology. Yet this God dwells also beyond time. It is a mystery, this simultaneous entering and shedding that God does with time. —Jan L. Richardson, In the Sanctuary of Women: A Companion for Reflection and Prayer (Upper Room Books, 2010) Today’s Question How does God’s relationship to time shape your perspective? Today’s Scripture But do not ignore this one fact, b

Today’s Reflection [Eve’s story] is a story of original hunger. It invites us to trace the lines of our longings and where they have led us. It calls us to reckon with the ways we have hidden ourselves from the Holy. —Jan L. Richardson, In the Sanctuary of Women: A Companion for Reflection and Prayer (Upper Room Books, 2010) Today’s Question When you trace the lines of your longings, where do they lead? Today’s Scripture Take delight in the LORD,and he will give you the desir

Today’s Reflection Grief is real and also held in God’s mystery. Yet love is the greatest mystery in our amazing universe. It is given to us as a way to participate in life. It is the root and cause and completion of all things in God. —Roberta C. Bondi, Wild Things: Poems of Grief and Love, Loss and Gratitude (Upper Room Books, 2014) Today’s Question How can you embrace the mystery of God’s love today? Today’s Scripture Without question, the mystery of godliness is great: he

Today’s Reflection There is no place not filled with God, nor any person either, and we have done nothing to make this happen. We live in a universe of God’s grace whether we know it or not. —Roberta C. Bondi, Wild Things: Poems of Grief and Love, Loss and Gratitude (Upper Room Books, 2014) Today’s Question What spiritual practice helps you recognize God in all things? Join the conversation. Today’s Scripture And one called to another and said:“Holy, holy, holy is the LORD of

Today’s Reflection I see more now when I pay attention, which I often do not, and I am more overwhelmed by beauty that I now realize has nothing to do with me at all—except as it brings me half-understood messages of God’s goodness. —Roberta C. Bondi, Wild Things: Poems of Grief and Love, Loss and Gratitude (Upper Room Books, 2014) Today’s Question What might God want you to notice today as a message of hope? Today’s Scripture Let your steadfast love, O LORD, be upon us, even

Today’s Reflection Let us only intend to see and hear, and the whole world becomes a book of wisdom. . . . the miseries and errors that we see in other people become so many plain lessons of advice to us. —Edited by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, The Upper Room Spiritual Classics: Writings of William Law (Upper Room Books, 2017) Today’s Question When have you learned a lesson from someone else’s mistakes? When have you learned from their wisdom? Today’s Scripture Wisdom cries out in

Today’s Reflection Those who dare not say an ill-natured word or do an unreasonable thing because they consider God as everywhere present perform a better devotion than those who dare not miss church. —Edited by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, The Upper Room Spiritual Classics: Writings of William Law (Upper Room Books, 2017) Today’s Question Are you aware of how God views your actions as you make them? Does that change how you act? Today’s Scripture “This man went down to his home j

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Today’s Reflection Jesus’ act of washing the disciples’ feet exemplifies Jesus as both Lord and servant. Both are central to his identity, and as Jesus’ followers, one way we follow Jesus is as servants to all. —Stephanie B. Dunn, Draw Close: A Creative Companion for Lent (Upper Room Books, 2025) Today’s Question How are you being served? How are you being called to serve? Today’s Scripture [Jesus] got up from supper, took off his outer robe, and tied a towel around himself.

Jesus serving the needs of his disciples Today’s Reflection The measure of our love to God seems in justice to be the measure of our love of every virtue. We are to love and practice it with all our hearts. —Edited by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, The Upper Room Spiritual Classics: Writings of William Law (Upper Room Books, 2017) Today’s Question How is righteousness, or having good virtues, related to your faith in God? Today’s Scripture “I may gain Christ and be found in him, not

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Today’s Reflection I am comforted by the everyday things around me, all things wild and beautiful and beyond understanding. I affirm that they are very good, which does not surprise me. . . [Everything] reflects God to us if we pay attention. —Roberta C. Bondi, Wild Things: Poems of Grief and Love, Loss and Gratitude (Upper Room Books, 2014) Today’s Question Where do you see God’s reflection in the everyday things around you? Today’s Scripture God saw everything that he had m

Today’s Reflection At the funeral, people said. . . “Tom, you know your faith will get you through this.” He stopped for a moment, looked at me, and then said, “Roberta, it was not my faith that got me through it. It was the faith of my friends.” —Roberta C. Bondi, Wild Things: Poems of Grief and Love, Loss and Gratitude (Upper Room Books, 2014) Today’s Question When have your friends helped you have faith? Today’s Scripture Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the

Food For Finals! Calling all student! Come hungry... We are serving at 6 pm, Sunday May 10 through Thursday May 14. You are welcome to sit and eat and unwind a bit, or grab a take home box. Gluten free options are on the menu! Please enter through doors on east parking lot (between Harney and Gibbon St). YUM!

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Today’s Reflection When I pray for another, I join with God and Christ and the communion of dedicated souls in something that is already operative. . . . [Yet it] seems to be aided by—yes, even to require—my prayer. —Douglas V. Steere, Dimensions of Prayer: Cultivating a Relationship with God (Upper Room Books, 2002) Today’s Question Do you think prayer has the power to change things in this world? Have you ever sensed that a prayer of yours was truly necessary? Today’s Scrip

Today’s Reflection In the presence of this love . . . changes in our lives take place. Is it not a dread of this self-awareness and this change that causes each of us to resist the call to continued prayer? —Douglas V. Steere, Dimensions of Prayer: Cultivating a Relationship with God (Upper Room Books, 2002) Today’s Question What causes you to procrastinate or avoid talking to God? Today’s Scripture But the Lord God called to the man and said to him, “Where are you?” He said,

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