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The Hard Way
The disciples wanted Jesus to take an easier way. They would have preferred a shorter way. He took the long and hard way. Continue reading
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Has the Cross Been Banned?
Has the cross been banned or is it just invisible? There are lots of protests for and against the cross as a symbol of Christianity being displayed in public places – as a symbol, or even as a… Continue reading
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Pausing to Remember
We have not forgotten what happened on September 11 in our recent past. I remember where I was when the first hint of news came across the wave via NPR. I remember my thoughts.' I remember how we… Continue reading
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Sometimes making the best of things is the ultimate statement of defiance and taking charge. Continue reading
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Compassion Comes First, Before Ideology
Where we place our sympathy, empathy, and compassion must never be an ideological issue. A politic of compassion rejects that dichotomy. Continue reading
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Heal Me
Some sought it and some fought it. Continue reading
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Calling to Repentance Non-judgmentally
The call to repentance is joyful good news that there is a possibility and help for real change. Continue reading
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Choosing a Perspective
One person’s celebration is another person’s misery. Continue reading
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Two Blind Men
JESUS MAFA. Jesus cures the man born blind, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. There were once two blind men. One could see enough with his heart to know… Continue reading
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The Silence That Amazes.
In a day when we, as Christians, feel compelled to protest our losses … Continue reading







