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If all you have is salt water and you drink it, you won't be satisfied — you'll be thirstier.

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On Sunday Father Aaron opened with a mineshaft outside Yellowknife — a picture of how darkness becomes normal when we adjust to it one step at a time. Today we re-enter that image and ask the week's hardest question: what do you reach for first?

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Passion Sunday. We enter the final week of our Lenten series with Romans 6:15–23 and the question underneath every valley: who is your master? Father Aaron preaches on slavery, surrender, and the only gift that wages can never buy.

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Tomorrow we gather. This week we walked through the Valley of Fear — the wounds, the walls, the blindness we defend. Here's what to bring with you when you walk through that door on Sunday morning.

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We closed the sermon on Sunday with one challenge: sit down. Not a five-second prayer — actually sit with your fear. Today we come back to that practice, because I don't think we're done with it yet.

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Today the Church marks a feast day — Joseph, Husband of the Virgin Mary and Guardian of Jesus. Not a single recorded word from him in Scripture. And yet God chose him to raise his Son. A short reflection for the feast.

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At the end of John 9, Jesus tells the Pharisees their sin remains — because they claim to see. On Sunday we looked at Augustine's reading of this passage. Today we go deeper into the most dangerous blindness of all: the kind that calls itself sight.

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This past Sunday was Laetare Sunday — the midpoint of Lent. The Church says rejoice. Not because the hard work is over, but because the dawn is close enough now to feel it coming.

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