creative faith formation resources to savor every liturgical season
THE JESUS QUESTIONSIn the gospels, Jesus asks over 300 questions. In every situation, Jesus had a specific and thoughtful question to ask every potential disciple. Questions such as: Why are you so afraid? (Mark 4:40) Who do you say I am? (Mark 8:29) What do you want? (John 1:38) Do you love me? (John 21:16).
For this engaging and participatory study, each person draws one question to reflect on for a week. Then, gather with others and share your thoughts, ideas, and prayers. Study questions are provided for each Jesus question to help deepen reflection. |
every little lightA Haiku for Every Sunday - Advent through Pentecost
In 2018, I created a practice called Haiku Bible Study. This study drew inspiration from the Revised Common Lectionary. Looking for the common theme of the four gathered texts, it invited creative engagement by writing a haiku that captured the heartbeat of the four scriptures. This book is a collection of my best attempts over the course of 8 years. Included with the introduction are instructions for Haiku Bible Study. Use the book to deepen your reflection on scripture, or write your own weekly haiku and use my attempts as a reference. |
A Messy HallelujahThis collection of 20 essays explores three areas of interest that have captured my imagination for a number of years now – cultural stories, scripture, and seasons of the church (also known as the liturgical calendar).
Seasons include: Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, Pentecost and Ordinary Time. |
the jesse treeThe Jesse Tree is a devotional that helps us enter more fully into the church season of Advent, which anticipates the coming of Jesus through 24 stories of the Old Testament.
Buy the book and find a link to download the symbols to cut out and hang on your tree! |
A GUIDE TO CHRISTMAS FEASTINGThe Twelve Days of Christmas
The good news of Christmas is so rich and wonderful that it spills over and calls us to celebrate, dance and sing for an entire twelve days. This guide is for anyone seeking to explore and deepen the playful and formative practice of Christmas feasting. Our hope is that these ideas, meditations, recipes, and reflections will give you simple and tangible ways to respond to God’s amazing gift of love in Jesus. Let the feasting begin! |
GODBIRTHThe things we put out during the holidays fill our homes with light, joy, remembrance and festivity. When the time is right, they are carefully wrapped and lovingly put away until the next year. My hope is that you'll read this book of 34 poems during the twelve days of Christmas. As you read, I hope they stir in you the rich joy and sweet hope that can be found during this special season.
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THE REASON LOVE REACHESA collection of poems for the season of Lent. Forty poems - one for each day. Poems to shed light on your path as you journey home.
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Read these poems about davidIn this story, David is the recipient of God’s choosing and promises. This focused favor is what the bible calls grace.
Grace has nothing to do with being a good person, being perfect, trying hard or even trying at all. The favor poured out on David is a pure and unmerited gift. David, aware of his unworthiness responds with an sincere prayer of profound humilty and gratitude. Many people over the years have prayed prayers like David. They too know their brokenness and search for words to express the grace they’ve been given. In the end, they find fitting only one – amazing. |