Conversations with Father Greg

Before listening we want to caution our listeners.   Today’s Bible reading comes from John’s gospel and describes Jesus’ last hours, and ultimately his crucifixion.  

Quite frankly, as someone familiar with the story, i find it disturbing and often hard to listen to.  It raises some difficult questions that are best asked in conversation - with the text, with history, and with each other. (John 18 & 19)

Thoughts about a shared meal, clean feet, and vulnerability.  Come take a listen.  (John 13.1–17, 31b–35)

Cheering crowds, religious festivals, and a man riding a donkey.   What Palm Sunday tells about God, Jesus, and ourselves.  (Mark 11:1-11)

Old day timers, priorities, and … “hating the life of this world”?  Come take a listen.  (John 12:20-33)

What do corned beef & cabbage, parades, and pirates have to do with St Patrick's Day?  (With thanks to For All the Saints © 2007, General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada)

What do John 3:16, a moose, and a nighttime visit to Jesus have in common?  Come take a listen.  (John 3:14-21)

Imagine Jesus overturning tables and chasing people out of the temple with a whip.   Those who were there were surprised too!! Come and hear happens.  (John 2:13-22)

Some straight talk from Mark’s Gospel inviting us to consider the implications of following Jesus.  (Mark 8:31-38)

Road trips, side view mirrors and getting a different perspective.   How does our faith inform how we live? (Mark 1:9-15)

Ash Wednesday

An introduction to Ash Wednesday, the Season of Lent, and a reflection on the importance of dessert.  (2 Corinthians 5:20b – 6:10)