Month: February 2017
My Mind Stayed On Jesus by Andy Stoddard
February 16, 2017
Every morning I start off with the Morning Office. It’s an online version of the morning and evening prayer service…
A Flame Of Love: Celtic Christianity Within Reach by Tammie Grimm
February 13, 2017
On a cold winter’s evening, whether to toast marshmallows, chat with friends or curl up and read a book, many…
Thy Will Be Done by Justus Hunter
February 8, 2017
Unless we hold God’s will as Christ held his Father’s, our gifts corrupt. They grow into the most sinister of idols, more powerful than the Baals.
On Bridges And Barriers by Kim Reisman
It may just be that we don’t make connections between our experience of being in relationship with Jesus Christ and the experience of the rest of the world through massive efforts and structures. It may just be that it’s about the intimacy of crossing a footbridge to meet another in the middle.
The Strong But Gentle by Kim Reisman
February 6, 2017
We are called to be “strong but gentle,” called to “strive to make the right prevail,” through the light of God who is with us, who does not abandon us midday, whose purpose will not fail or crumble, who trains us to serve “a higher will.”
The Trinity: A Woven Mystery of Beauty by Tammie Grimm
For my shield this day A mighty power: The Holy Trinity! Affirming threeness, Confessing oneness, In the making of all…
Silence Movie Review by Cole Bodkin
February 1, 2017
The Hero’s Journey American mythologist Joseph Campbell (1904-1987) was renowned for his ability to compare ostensibly opposing worldviews, philosophies, and…