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Advent
I so love this by Richard Rohr. A deepening awareness of Christ coming to us in each moment. Truly this is Emmanuel, God with us. Richard Rohr’s Daily Meditation Presence The Always Coming Christ Tuesday, December 9, 2014 Jesus said … Continue reading
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Transformation
Transformation… The first time Bea came out to us, she was in high school and I was serving as an associate pastor in a church. We had wondered if she was gay, but somehow we were still surprised to hear … Continue reading
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Safe Place
We all need a safe place to be ourselves, to come as we are, knowing that we are welcome. There doesn’t seem to be many places like that , where we are seen and heard for who we are. So … Continue reading
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He Meets Us Where We Are
Sometimes when our lives are full of worry, it is all we know. The worry and stress can engulf us. In those times, when our hearts hurt and our minds race, it even seems difficult, if not impossible to concentrate, … Continue reading
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Being Heard
One of our greatest needs is to be heard, to be genuinely listened to in a loving and deep way. Think about a time when someone did that for you, when they didn’t try to talk over you or offer … Continue reading
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Called to love
Jesus said, “I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another. John 13:34 It is common for each of us younger or older to desire to … Continue reading
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Everyday moments
Have you ever thought that everyday moments are experienced according to how we live them? They can be mundane and rote, especially when we do the same things over and over again, like riding the train to work or brushing … Continue reading
