The Transfiguration of the Lord
Sometimes I think that, because of the limitedness of our minds, we accept a rather small view of Jesus. We think of him as a friend and brother, which is okay, but he is also our Lord and God. The … Continued
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Sometimes I think that, because of the limitedness of our minds, we accept a rather small view of Jesus. We think of him as a friend and brother, which is okay, but he is also our Lord and God. The … Continued
Today’s readings Sometimes I think that, because of the limitedness of our minds, we accept a rather small view of Jesus. I think that was true for the disciples too, although they had a good excuse: they didn’t have two … Continued
Today’s readings How do you picture Jesus? We’ve never seen him face to face, but we have seen artwork depicting him. That artwork can be very inspiring. But that artwork can also give us a false, overly-familiar look at Jesus … Continued
Today’s readings This weekend’s Gospel is a little strange, I think, maybe a little hard to understand. We have Peter, James and John go up with Jesus to the top of the mountain, where Jesus is changed in appearance. He … Continued
Today’s readings You know, that last line of today’s Gospel reading always gets me thinking, “well what did they think ‘rising from the dead’ meant?” Of course that’s easy for us to say, with the eyes of people who have … Continued
Today’s readings How do you picture Jesus? We’ve never seen him face to face, but we have seen artwork depicting him. That artwork can be very inspiring. But that artwork can also give us a false, overly-familiar look at Jesus … Continued
Today’s readings You know, that last line of today’s Gospel reading always gets me thinking “well what did they think ‘rising from the dead’ meant?” Of course that’s easy for us to say, with the eyes of people who know … Continued
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