When Moses Died
July 14, 2018
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“The lesson of the death of Moses is that life does not stop because one life does.”
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Sacred Spaces
June 9, 2018
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“Sacred space is somewhere where a person can feel blessed and where awe and mystery come together in a moment in time.”
Hero of the Moment
January 12, 2018
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After seeing the ‘Dunkirk’, I stumbled upon the saying: Failure isn’t fatal and success isn’t final. Which seemed to encapsulate the feeling that the movie had evoked.
Man Gets Water From Stone
October 29, 2017
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Why was God so hard on Moses and Aaron? What’s the big deal, anyway? Did God change his mind about hitting stones? These are all good questions too, but I suspect the question Moses had was simply, WHY?
God Unveiled
August 6, 2017
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This week most of us will seek God in a holy place. But the wise among us will be on the lookout, because wild and untamed holiness is out there beyond the walls and beyond the symbols.
Speaking to the Soul: The volcanoes of Pentecost
May 14, 2016
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Pentecost invites all of us to place ourselves in the path of the great wind and earth shaking of and by the Spirit, the place of awe and attention to what God wants of us.
Speaking to the Soul: I dunno, it just happened!
April 19, 2016
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Might, at some point in our life, we have some sort of experience of reckoning, of those episodes of blindnesses to our own 21st century forms of idol worship
Speaking to the Soul: Leave. Now.
March 29, 2016
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When is a time you were called to evacuate? What did you regret leaving behind the most? Who turned out to be called to be your guiding star?
Speaking to the Soul: Getting it Wrong
March 15, 2016
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It is difficult for me to believe that an all-knowing God would think that poisoning the people would bring about the attitude change God desired.
Speaking to the Soul: LISTEN!
February 28, 2016
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No matter how thorny your situation is, there is a way out. By looking in the high places, going where others do not go, and by observing whatever is around you… maybe just sheep and some scrub brushes… you can find an answer. Listen, can you hear it?
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