Racism is alive and well, even in our most cherished communities and institutions. Confronting and then dismantling it demands the utmost commitment to relationship and a willingness to seek the Good Shepherd at work in our midst.

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Like Lazarus, we have been called out of the tomb by Christ. Part of our work as Christians is to bring this resurrection to the lives of others. The Rev. Betsy Payne Rosen reflects on her experience as a hospital chaplain in this sermon exploring one of the most beloved passages of John's Gospel.

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A Samaritan woman, nameless and shunned, meets Christ at the well of life, and like all of us who come face-to-face with God, encounters a judgment beyond her imagination.

Driven into the wilderness, Jesus confronts a darkness that quotes Scripture and uses a language all too familiar to us: the language of power. How should the Anointed One of God and we, his followers, respond?