… the trait to see beauty even in the midst of death and destruction, the ability to make beauty out of nearly nothing, and to raise others up into beauty makes us both fully human and in touch with the divine.
Has our competitive peripheral vision made us blind to Christ’s clear message of love right before our eyes?
Between one world and the next holding on, praying, hoping Fighting for this world and the next unrest, willful, our own way Then pleas of
… on your way to worship this morning, look for wisdom when you stop for gas, or coffee. See if you can find her in the restaurant or grocery store on the way home. Maybe she is in the market around the corner. She’s looking for you. Let yourself be found.
How to tell one of God’s prophets from mere fortunetellers who want to tell us what the future is going to be? Listen. Are they telling us what we want to hear or something we don’t?
One of the most beautiful things that happened in the days and months after these terrible events was the unity that was expressed by people of all faiths in response to events so imbued with suffering and evil.
Mark 4:1-10, 13-20 “And others are those sown among the thorns: these are the ones who hear the word, but the cares of the world,
The author lives in hope, hoping to teach others and hoping to show them the way back to God but it is an offer of service, rather than a demand for such a gift.
Mark 8:27-38 In this week’s gospel Jesus offers us a verbal Rorschach Test. He asks: Who do you say I am? And the answer to
Phil. 1:1-11 And this is my prayer, that your love may overflow more and more with knowledge and full insight to help you to determine what