...we have come to reside as aliens in the land; for there is no pasture for your sevants' flocks because the famine is severe in the land of Canaan...
Have you ever felt like an alien? A foreigner? Lately I have felt that way reading theological tomes. The language is convoluted, difficult, and isn't as systematic as the author thinks that it is. Today I am thankful for my family - for around them, in my own home, I am free to be ME. This is a special grace in a world that often is so busy, complicated, and ever changing. To have a place to be me, and be loved for who I am. Grace at its best.
The Kindom of Heaven Is Like: A Parable for Today
Many years ago, when I worked at Lutheran Camp Edgewood, I found a poem that really spoke to me. The camp had old rolls of wallpaper for c...
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In the notes of scene 6 in the Glass Menagerie, the playwright, Tennesse Williams, describes the lighting for the scene: the light...
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Baptism, confirmation, and affirmation of faith liturgies have a prayer where the gathered community prays: Stir up in your people the gift ...
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