Our Choices Matter
Cleopas invited a stranger to dinner, and that made all the difference.
Cleopas invited a stranger to dinner, and that made all the difference.
Opus verbi viriditas: the work of the Word of God, at Easter and always, is to be greening things up.
Jesus taught and demonstrated humility … but Palm Sunday was something else.
Here’s something the New Testament author all agreed on: death is not the end.
The man born blind, whom Jesus heals, gets a long and loving portrayal in the Gospel of John. Ever wonder why?
Jesus didn’t care about the way people were labeled; he cared about the people behind the labels. So should we.
Many of us know the words of John 3:16. The gospel invites us to search them for deep meaning.
Jesus didn’t serve himself. The church often did—and does.
Greetings, Merry Mystics!
Gee, but I always feel reluctant to share edgy songs like this one. What if people take offense? Or what if people embrace it, with realizing that it’s satire? Or what if people are just turned off by politics of any stripe?
But, oh well. As Popeye said: I yam what I yam.
Given that, here’s The ICE Recruiting Song. The song is partly based on a popular song from the Civil War era: “Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! (The Prisoner’s Hope)” by George F. Root.
One simple lesson from the legend of the Transfiguration is the importance of getting away, as Jesus so often did.