We live in a world that measures the value of a day by how much we accomplish. But what if the ordinary days between Thanksgiving and All Saints are inviting us into a different kind of holiness? In this third reflection on the season, we explore the grace hidden in unremarkable days, the theology of the checklist, and the holy art of saying, “That was enough for today.”
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The Theology of the Garage Sale
Every September, garage sales remind us of an unexpected spiritual truth: we are far better at collecting things than letting them go. In this light-hearted reflection, discover how Jesus invites us to clear the clutter from our hearts as readily as we clear out our garages, making room for the freedom, joy, and grace that only God can give.
The Gospel According to the Junk Drawer
Every home has a junk drawer—and, if we’re honest, every heart does too. In this light-hearted reflection filled with gentle humour and Gospel hope, Rev. Don Davidson explores how Christ is never discouraged by the clutter we carry. Instead, God patiently brings peace, healing, and order to the untidy corners of our lives, reminding us that grace has always done some of its finest work in the midst of holy chaos.
The Gospel According to the Shade Tree
When summer’s heat drives us beneath the cool shelter of a shade tree, we discover more than relief—we discover a glimpse of God’s grace. In this light-hearted reflection, The Gospel According to the Shade Tree, Rev. Don Davidson explores how God’s mercy welcomes everyone, why spiritual growth is more like an oak than a weed, and how some of life’s holiest moments are found simply by slowing down long enough to rest in the shade.