The glory of God appears to humans in rare moments of transition—transition in leadership and in mission. more
Biblical Words—Lectionary Studies
Jay Wilcoxen spent twenty years teaching Bible at the University of Chicago, before becoming involved in hospital management and finances. Like Matthew, he now combines accounting and scripture interpreting at PCG. His mission is to advocate for the plain and direct sense of the Lectionary readings.
In sometimes surprising and humble ways, by the grace of God healing happens. more
The vast distance between God in heaven and those who wait for healing is bridged by the labor of the servant of the Lord. more
God provides prophetic leadership to overthrow the powers of evil and bring healing. more
Those who really hear God’s call to repent make major changes in their lives. more
God calls servants who are known intimately—in their most secret selves. more
The baptism of Jesus is a moment in the life of God’s Spirit with the world. more
Epiphany is light to the nations, whose sages come to find a king, and who hear of their inclusion in the good news. more
In the fullness of time God grants joy to those seeking the Consolation of Israel. more
An ecstatic declaration rings out about a Messiah—to oppressed people and to working shepherds. more
“Compassion and justice are companions, not choices.”
—William Sloane Coffin, Jr.
