Bottom of the Cup
I like to think I know what I'm doing. Many times that is just an illusion. It turns out James and John know what that's like. A reflection on Mark 10:35–45.
I like to think I know what I'm doing. Many times that is just an illusion. It turns out James and John know what that's like. A reflection on Mark 10:35–45.
It isn't always easy to figure out the path God wants us to take. Even Peter missed the trail more than once. Turns out Mary Magdalene can help us find our way again. A reflection on Mark 15:37–47.
We cut to a scene in a cave. Grissom crouches at the tomb, turns the folded face cloth over in his hands. 'Grave robbers don't fold,' he says. Cut to titles — CSI: Jerusalem. We're still no closer to understanding what happened. A reflection on John 20:1–10.
As a defense lawyer, I made it a habit to be the one who brought up my clients' worst history myself — before the judge learned it from someone else. It turns out Luke could have been a good defense attorney. A reflection on Luke 8:1–3.
Sometimes the thing we're searching for was with us all along. I'd been circling it for a while without understanding what I sought. A reflection on Psalm 103.
I used to think forgiveness had to be earned back. I was wrong about more than that. A reflection on Micah 7:14–20.