The Psalmist’s cry for the children to listen is one all loving parents implore: ‘Listen my children, love what is good, seek peace and pursue it, enjoy life and keep from doing what is wrong.’
Continue reading →As disciples of the Christ, we have to do what is required of us, not just what we feel like doing at the time.
Continue reading →ACCEPT RECONCILIATION AND PEACE: I am reminded of that old song from the early 1970’s, One Tin Soldier, about two peoples: a mountain people and a valley people. The mountain people had a treasure and the valley people wanted it.
Continue reading →OVERTURNED: O Lord, open my eyes that I may see the needs of others, my ears that I may hear their cries, my heart that I may give comfort.
Continue reading →IT WAS POLITICAL: So the stage is set: troops from the west carrying the power of the Roman Empire, and Jesus from the east ushering in the kingdom of God.
Continue reading →ADMIRER OR DISCIPLE?: Koinonia Farm was an intentional bi-racial community begun in the 1940’s in Americus, Georgia.
Continue reading →MORE THAN SYMBOLIC: I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet.
Continue reading →NO PLACE LIKE HOME: Like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, we leave the comfort of what we know, searching “over the rainbow” only to discover that, in the end, there is no place like home.
Continue reading →NO PLACE LIKE HOME: Like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, we leave the comfort of what we know, searching “over the rainbow” only to discover that, in the end, there is no place like home.
Continue reading →WILDERNESS WARNING: “…when trouble comes our way, God strengthens and guides us so that we are able to endure it. ”
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