Rev. Dr. Steve Fitzgerald

The letter reflects on Epiphany as a season of new spiritual insight and God’s continuing revelation through Jesus. It invites readers to consider how Jesus deepened, rather than abolished, the Law through the Sermon on the Mount, calling for transformed hearts and understanding. Drawing on the prophets, Scripture, and Paul’s teachings, it encourages openness to ongoing growth, deeper faith, and new manifestations of God’s presence in the coming year.

This Christmas reflection draws on insights from Rohr’s The Divine Dance and Newell’s Listening for the Heartbeat of God, inviting us to join the Trinity’s “circle dance” of love. True faith is more than belief—it’s becoming like Christ. As we enter Advent, we’re called to move in the rhythm of Christ and participate in God’s hope, peace, joy, and love.

A touching reflection based on the legend of two angels—one collecting gratitude, the other gathering complaints. The story challenges us to fill our “basket of thanks” more often, encouraging both personal and communal gratitude. Rev. Dr. Steve Fitzgerald invites the congregation to share prayers and praises in two baskets on the Communion Table this Thanksgiving, reminding us to keep our hearts full of thanksgiving before God.