What can we learn from Isaiah’s response, “Here am I; send me”?

How might we humbly go about proclaiming the kingdom about which Jesus spoke?

In every season, the earth gives thanks for God’s presence and provision.

There are no prerequisites for receiving the Gospel.

How can a time of waiting – of anticipation – of hopeful expectation – become a gift?

Knowing God more fully allows us to find hope in the mystery of grace.

It is God who ordered the universe in the first place and who actively works to bring it back into balance.

Once he has ascended, Jesus’ disciples stand there staring at the sky, waiting for him to do something else.

Here, Jesus is talking about the sacrificial nature of his love for his friends.

Because we have been loved fully by God through Jesus, we, too, can love.