Alison and the whale

What would you give?

Why would anyone pour a years' wages into Christ?

”But he was still hungry”: A story for Second Peoples

Re-telling a tale of two brothers.

The mother hen

The power of Christ is seen in a mother hen: warm, vulnerable, disarming.

If you are God’s child ...

Jesus' resistance to the devil is grounded in knowing himself beloved.

Enemy-love: A communal task

Alone, few of us can love our enemies; but in loving community, we can do it.

Blessed are those on JobSeeker or NDIS

Jesus invites us to walk down the mountain to a level playing field, where all may be healed.

Isaiah | Awe, wonder and the threat of love

An encounter with God means an encounter with love: and that can be truly terrifying.

Jeremiah | The gift of God’s word in a world turned upside down

Like Jeremiah, we are all given God’s words to comfort, challenge and console. A reflection for back-to-school Sunday, in a region where Covid is raging and teaching will be face to face.

Luke | A story of family

Jesus is born into an ever-expanding family, into which we are all invited.

Mary: Prophetic, intelligent, unafraid

Portrayals of Mary tend to the aristocratic, the submissive, the vapid; but the gospel reveals an intelligent woman who stands in the prophetic tradition.