
Speaking to the Soul: Behold the Lamb of God
Here is the Lamb of God. In this Holy Lent, let’s set all else aside and hang out on the banks of the Jordan with him.

Here is the Lamb of God. In this Holy Lent, let’s set all else aside and hang out on the banks of the Jordan with him.

To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven

Perhaps I’m asking the wrong questions? Perhaps I need to stop thinking about what I could and should do, or what I should give up, but rather what God is already doing in my life.

As we prepare to enter the holy season of Lent, growing awareness of our own sinfulness can begin to weigh heavy on our hearts and souls. The poem Love (III) by George Herbert offers a helpful reminder that God meets us where we are- messy and broken- and welcomes us with an invitation.

The thing is, more than ever, to carry on.

Everybody loves a bargain. There’s something about a tag that says “buy one get one” that seems to be beckoning people to buy things just to get another one for 50% off or even, and maybe better, free. It encourages compulsive buying, and merchants know that.

by Kristin Fontaine I was reading about Saint Matthias and was struck by how little we know about this disciple. Since he was chosen to

Who knew that throwing away an eye or a hand is the pathway to clear comprehension?

How have we not learned that the transformation of dead matter (failure, death, loss) into an agent of growth is the pattern we see everywhere—from the smallest plant to the evolving cosmos continually expanding and birthing new life from the detritus of death.

by Kimberly Knowle-Zeller Hymn: Today I Awake Today I awake and God is before me. At night, as I dreamt, God summoned the day;