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Behold Thy Mother
A Thursday evening at the foot of the cross, where Jesus, in His hardest hour, looks down and makes sure the people He loves will not be left alone.
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With Desire I Have Desired
A Wednesday evening at the table with Jesus on the night before the cross, and the quiet surprise that He actually wanted to be there with them.
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The Things Which Belong unto Thy Peace
A Tuesday evening with Jesus on the hill above Jerusalem, weeping over a city, and gently asking what made for peace in your day.
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Abide in Me
A Monday evening with the true vine, for anyone who spent the day straining to produce and feels wrung out by nightfall.
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Because I Am Good
A Sunday evening with the workers hired at the eleventh hour, for anyone who feels late, overlooked, or behind on the week ahead.
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In No Wise Cast Out
A Saturday evening with one of Jesus' plainest promises, for anyone who wonders whether they've worn out their welcome with God.
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It Is I; Be Not Afraid
A Friday evening on a dark sea, where the disciples row against the wind all night, Jesus comes walking toward them in the fourth watch, and one sinking man finds a hand already reaching for him.
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Weep Not
A Thursday evening at the gate of Nain, where Jesus meets a widow's grief she never asked Him to touch, stops the procession, and gives her son back.
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He Knoweth Not How
A Wednesday evening with Jesus' small parable of the seed that grows while the farmer sleeps, and why you can lay down today's unfinished work and rest.
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I Have Prayed for Thee
A Tuesday evening with Peter at the Last Supper, where Jesus tells him he will stumble and, in the same breath, that He has already prayed for him, and what that means for the places you fell short today.
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Thou Art Loosed
A Monday evening with the woman bent over for eighteen years, the one Jesus saw, called, touched, and set straight, and what He might want to lift off your shoulders tonight.
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One Thing Is Needful
A Sunday evening in Bethany with Martha and Mary, where Jesus says Martha's name twice, gently, and points a worried heart toward the one thing that won't be taken away.
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When the Doors Were Shut
A Saturday evening reflection on the first Easter evening, when the disciples sat behind locked doors and Jesus came and stood in the midst of them, showed them His wounds, and said, "Peace be unto you."
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When the Even Was Come
A Friday evening reflection on Joseph of Arimathea, who stepped out of hiding on the darkest Friday of all and gave Jesus his own tomb, and on the faithful love that keeps going when it looks like everything is over.
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When the Sun Was Setting
A Thursday evening at the door of Peter's house in Capernaum, where a whole town carried its sick to Jesus at sundown, and He laid His hands on every one of them.
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Lovest Thou Me?
A Wednesday evening by a charcoal fire on the shore of Galilee, where Jesus restores Peter after his worst failure with one gentle question asked three times.
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Stay With Us, for It Is Toward Evening
A Thursday evening with Cleopas and his friend on the road to Emmaus — the simple invitation that opened their eyes, and still opens ours.
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He Came to Jesus by Night
A Wednesday evening with Nicodemus, a careful man with big questions who came to Jesus after dark. For anyone who still has more questions than answers.