Tag Archives: love
Surrender
God help me think of my current situation in a new way. If the best I can do is to see with yesterday’s eyes I could miss the moment’s full potential. God my need to continually surrender is sometimes … Continue reading
Trafficking Pipeline
It was like any other event, filled with attendees from across the county, reaching folks as far away as Fremont. Wonderful really and such a meaningful cause. We gathered to hear important news. News of what this organization is doing … Continue reading
Faith Without Hope
We stood there together under the glow of night. The Tenderloin is different by night than day. Cockroaches move. Drug deals, sex sells and lives lost. Her hair was short, dirty, nappy; chopped here and there. Her clothes hung on … Continue reading
Love God. Love Neighbor. Love Self.
Matthew 22:36-40 (NRSV) 36 “Teacher, which commandment in the law is the greatest?” 37 He said to him, “‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ 38 This is the … Continue reading
I am ready.
I am set to be ordained this coming Saturday. The time is really here. People are gathering and others are stepping forward to support me and witness to this journey. I am blessed and humbled by this process. This journey … Continue reading
How Great Is Your Faith?
1 Peter 1: 5-7 God is keeping careful watch over us and the future. The Day is coming when you’ll have it all—life healed and whole. I know how great this makes you feel, even though you have to put … Continue reading
Bible Waving like Joel Osteen
Acts 2:1 – 11 (paraphrased) When Pentecost came, the believers were together in one place. Without warning there was a loud sound and strong wind. No one knew where it came from and when the Insiders came to see what … Continue reading
Who’s more grateful?
It is interesting how often money is used to deepen the layers (complexity) of Jesus’ parables. Among them we have the woman searching for her lost coin, parables about rich landowners and a banker canceling debts. It is as if … Continue reading
I knew not to raise him in church…
When my son was six I walked down the street to see his first grade teacher. He loved her. He was fortunate to have had her for two years in a row and this was the typical spring meeting to … Continue reading