...Jacob set up a memorial stone and consecrated it by pouring wine and olive oil on it....
There are moments in our lives that are consecrated, in a way, through the engagement of our senses. Grace came to me today wafting on the warming spring air. First, it was the coffee roasting house down the road...that rich dark long roasted smell. Ummm! Second, and thankfully later in the day was the smell of beer being brewed at Oland's.
Why are these smells grace? The smells capture my spirit and make me breathe in deeper, and deeper. Ahhh. A moment of repose in a flurry of getting from one place to another.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Story that Followed: When the Days Drew Near For Jesus to Be Taken Up
This sermon is composed through reflection on Luke 9: 51-52 (Luke 24: 44-49) and 1 Kings15-16, 19-21 Long ago, in a land far far away… W...
-
SHELTER: The Example of an Innkeeper – by Claire McIlveen ‘Twas in another lifetime, one of toil and blood When blackness was a vir...
-
In the notes of scene 6 in the Glass Menagerie, the playwright, Tennesse Williams, describes the lighting for the scene: the light...
No comments:
Post a Comment