rhapsodizing on Southern (all-American) food: the BLT… and peaches… and ribs
I’ve already shared that I believe summer tastes like peaches. This year so far the selection at our favorite roadside
loving till our hearts wear out…
the beauty of love is that it is replenishable, and always in more abundant supply when we generously give it away.
I have called you by name; you are mine (the covenant of baptism)
Originally posted on DEREK MAUL :
I HAVE CALLED YOU BY NAME: Sunday morning, at the small Westchester Congregational church in rural…
Life is difficult, faith doesn’t change that, love wins anyway…
being a Christian doesn’t give us a free pass but instead means that we get to participate in God’s initiatives of grace, and healing, and mercy, and restoration,
O Lord please listen to the prayers of the children
every single child born into this multi-faceted, broken world comes fully equipped with imagination, possibility, love, light, and promise. All that from God, and then we fail them in so many ways.
Redefining “wealth” to include what is really valuable #FlowerPower
in prayer that we do not sell our souls for the price of a lump of coal or a 1,200-year-old tree or – God forbid – another extinction… maybe our own.
C.S. Lewis, and why Jesus teaches love over religious rule-keeping
a liberating thread of thoughtfulness in a society where were are so quick to judge one another without regard to heart
C.S. Lewis and why Jesus teaches love over religious rule-keeping…
a liberating thread of thoughtfulness in a society where were are so quick to judge one another without regard to heart.
a brief glimpse of wonder
We may not have a lot of direct sunshine for tomato plants and a lush lawn, but the benefits of
contemplation without action is less than half a religion
Even my contemplation of faith is something that – ultimately – I have to do.
summertime photos from around Wake Forest
Click on the first photo, then advance them like a slide show. And, enjoy – this surely is a beautiful place to live
