If it were not for the nuanced and courageous reproach of his own servants, Naaman may have continued to suffer from his condition to the end of his life…(Read More)
Bon Voyage!
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The Book of Jonah Before the beginning, there was only God. God both existed and did not exist, and God filled every space and yet was nothing at all, for there was no space or time. God had no names because there were no relationships, only the one God neither big nor small, alone…(Read More)
Cleanup?
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My house is a mess. I’ve been busy with studying and errands, so the floor has enough cat hair on it to make wall-to-wall carpeting, the sink is full of dishes, the dust is thick enough to sink the house into the ground an inch or two, and all the rest of…(Read More)
Once I finally realize that all the splinters I am seeing are really my log it becomes easier (but not necessarily less painful) to pull it out and put it in it’s place…(Read More)
“He got up and followed him.” This bit of the story of Matthew the tax collector who left his booth to become one of Jesus’ disciples rings like a gong in my soul today…(Read More)
…to resist hatred with hatred is not to pose a counter narrative. Resisting hatred with hatred simply perpetuates the same sad, feckless story of domination…(Read More)
The one who knows the power in preparing place. In welcoming through cleanliness, light, and fresh-smelling coffee. The one who knows God delights in welcoming anyone to walk through the doors…(Read More)
Temptation
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Perhaps it’s in practicing faith and opening our hearts to each other’s authority that we too will find ourselves in the company of angels…(Read More)
Nachshone was all about freedom. And as Saint Janice Joplin taught us, freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. Nachshone continued…(Read More)
Validation
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this week I’m going to look inside for validation of my worth, not waiting for someone else to do it for me (even if they could). As I said before, I just need God and Jesus. The rest is up to me…(Read More)
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