Laurence Freeman osb·Apr 20AND THEIR EYES WERE OPENEDEarly this morning I began by enjoying the beautiful gift of this day — the scents of Spring, greening everywhere, blue sky with thin wisps…A response icon1A response icon1
InFides Quaerens IntellectumbyH. Les Brown, Author·Apr 19On the Road AgainThird Sunday of Easter Scripture ReadingsA response icon1A response icon1
Tom Sims·May 3, 2025On the Road Again with JesusAnd, behold, two of them went that same day to a village called Emmaus, which was from Jerusalem about threescore furlongs. — Luke 24:13
Jerome Stueart·Apr 18, 2024Oh the People You’ll Meet On the Road to Emmaus!Jesus gets to have dinner with whomever he wants to! Queer people may find themselves reflected in this Jesus Resurrection story.
John I. Carney·Apr 23, 2023In the breaking of the breadFirst United Methodist Church, Shelbyville, Tennessee, April 23, 2023
Pastor Matthew Best·Apr 23, 2023“Jesus makes himself known…” — Sermon for April 23, 2023(This sermon was in response to Luke 24:13–35, which is commonly known as the Road to Emmaus reading.)
Sarah Lyn Jones·Nov 27, 2022Called to CommunityOriginally preached July 8, 2018 at University Church Chicago
Intertwined: faith • community • ecology·Jul 27, 2022A Third Way from a Third WheelOn the first Easter, Cleopas and his companion were discussing the extraordinary events of the previous days during a walk to a village…
InAve MariabyJan Richmond Tieng·May 9, 2022A Time for Good ShepherdsBeing at a critical juncture in our country’s history with the national elections looming over our heads, Christ, in the Sunday’s Gospel…
