Month: August 2020

We’re quick to share our disdain for violence and unjustly killing people with guns, yet that isn’t our problem. It’s only the fruit of whom we’ve become, exhibiting a much bigger problem beneath the surface.  We each have promoted ourselves to judge. We declare that our opinion is better than anyone else. Our short temper […]

I noticed something in the gospels this morning. While Mark was talking about the last days, its birthing pains, warnings, and fulfillment, he interrupts to tell the stories of the widows offering, and when Jesus was anointed for burial. (Mark 12-15) We talk about the wars, rumors of wars, riots, and persecution, but the placement […]