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Category Archives: Messages
Change in Administration
“Now a new king arose over Egypt, who did not know Joseph.” Anxiety from the top levels of government about immigrant labor foments fear and results in oppression… We recall how the sons of Jacob and Rachel migrated to Egypt. Their eleventh … Continue reading →
Wrestling Match
No longer the supplanter, the heel grabber, reborn with a new sense of being and a new name to go with it, Israel… He is the one who struggles with God and prevails, the father a great nation. Imagine, struggling … Continue reading →
Gideon
Something about that story intrigues me. The ranks of the available personnel was whittled away. Twenty-two thousand warriors are released from duty leaving only a relatively small remnant. And interestingly enough that was God’s will. Ferreting out what God has … Continue reading →
Genesis Two
God gets dirty hands from forming humanity. Go figure. God communicates with what God created. Plants a garden and offers companionship and sustenance. Later we hear of God enjoying the evening breezes walking in the garden. How thoughtful; our scriptures … Continue reading →
Jesus’ Late Summer Get-a-way
“… faith” is hardly about getting Jesus’ name or titles right, nailing the right confession, or articulating proper doctrine. It’s about clinging to Jesus and expecting him to heal, to restore, to save. Tyre: This time of year, with the … Continue reading →
The Letter to the Hebrews
The author reshapes our perspectives through his images. One is of Jesus as pioneer, a first century Daniel Boone, but instead of blazing a path through the American forests, Jesus’ life experiences, his ministry, denial, suffering and torturous death, resurrection … Continue reading →
Waiting
Paul Tillich wrote: “I think of the theologian who does not wait for God, because he believes that he possesses God, enclosed within a doctrine. I think of the Biblical student who does not wait for God, because he believes … Continue reading →
Mose’s Do Over
A picture recently posted on Facebook was a proverbial thousand word illustration that only included three words – twice the word true was used and once the word truth. It was a picture of a cylinder suspended between two bright … Continue reading →
Certain Individuals
I find it fascinating that the translation of Luke’s words into English identifies those who made up the group to check out the rumor were ‘certain individuals’. Certainty seems to have the effect of closing the door to consideration of … Continue reading →
The Fear of the Lord
There’s a fascinating concept in traditional Quaker lore that described the work of the Holy Spirit. It speaks of the Spirits ‘Terror and Power’. When, as Jesus promised, Christ’s Spirit invades a person’s life the first thing to happen is … Continue reading →
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