The story of Easter resurrection is odd. But right now it’s making me think about joy in the midst of disorientation.

A recent Harbor discussion included a wide range of responses. People wondered if we’re allowed to rewrite Bible passages. My answer is an emphatic yes.

I have always had close relationships with Americans. I have relatives in New England, like most people who live in my region. Our countries’ economies are interdependent. We can not ignore each other.

The final boss in a video game is the most important and challenging foe to overcome. What’s our biggest shared struggle in real life?

The story of the bleeding woman is not just about healing—it’s a powerful narrative of agency, mutuality, power reversal, and support, with Jesus affirming her as the expert of her own journey.

As I was flying home last week after a month away, I looked at the little plane landing emoji I sent to loved ones to let them know I arrived, and I remembered a word from another time in my life.