Reflections

Do These Images Speak To Polarization Today?

Two images, in particular, remind me of the limitations of what I see. They are helping me be more humble when I think of my conversations with those who do not view things the way I do.

Receiving Me (2 Kings,4; Mt 10:40)

Two agitated men, just coming from a disastrous happening, were walking down a country road and pouring out their shared troubles. Each was focused on his own grief, but each was also was taking in the pain of the other.

Do Mothers Have Favorites?

Do mothers have favorites? It depends on who you ask! Here I explore whether God has favorite children.

Optimists, for They Rely on the Word

Jesus is at once the Good News of the kingdom and he that preaches it.  He wants us to be optimists, preaching with him bountifully, not sparingly.

Lies, Darkness and Polarizations

Lies, Darkness and Polarizations

Jesus is the light of the world.  To follow him means not to walk in the dark, in lies, but to have the light of life, the truth. Jesus warns his hearers about blindness and the darkness that comes with it.  It is, of course, about spiritual blindness, about not...

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