Bishop Scott S June Reflection Our assembly theme for 2025 is “imagine? imagine! imagine…” and i am excited to imagine with you in the months to come. paul’s word of praise which serves as our scriptural foundation for this year’s assembly is both a word of promise and a word of challenge. For the son of god, jesus christ, whom we proclaimed among you, silvanus and timothy and i, was not “yes and no”; but in him it is always “yes.” for in him every one of god’s promises is a “yes.” for this reason it is through him that we say the “amen,” to the glory of god.
Bishop Scott S July Reflection Because june is also pride month, and that is sometimes a homily topic, we have marked four reflections which contain pride themes. see the parenthetical marker after the reflection title. May god bless you throughout this month of june as we turn toward, and meditate upon, the pierced heart of our savior the heart that frees you and me from sin and heals our brokenness. Bishop scott's may reflection on "go and be church" do you receive the synod newsletter? if not, sign up here! tinyurl mwst3k2h. That's a grace, a grace that calls us not only to humility, but also to a deep trust in those who love us. it is in the twilight zones of our hearts where true friendships are born.".
Bishop Scott S August Reflections Bishop scott's may reflection on "go and be church" do you receive the synod newsletter? if not, sign up here! tinyurl mwst3k2h. That's a grace, a grace that calls us not only to humility, but also to a deep trust in those who love us. it is in the twilight zones of our hearts where true friendships are born.". Thank you for the privilege of serving this call as bishop. i look forward to the many ways we will “go and” be one synod, one church, together, in the year to come! yours in christ, bishop scott johnson. As we begin this new chapter in the history of christ’s one, holy, catholic, and apostolic church, let’s ask the holy spirit to come into our hearts and renew them with the holy fire of god’s love. On trinity sunday, we reflect with saints bonaventure and augustine on the trinitarian life—the divine mystery we enter through baptism. Friends, our gospel today calls us to entrust our lives completely to god. how often the bible compels us to meditate on the meaning of faith! we might say that the scriptures rest upon faith and that they remain inspired at every turn by the spirit of faith.
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