The question remains as to how we see this Reality that we are joint Beloveds with Christ? How can we know that we too are the Beloved of God? How can we not only understand the Trinity but experience it in our lives? How can we be assured?
Love’s Trinity – A Sermon for Trinity Sunday Read More »
In Mark, the problem in the human condition is that we are overcome by those things that seek to pull us into non-existence (i.e. sin). Jesus’s mission is to restore us to the fullness of our creation. His mission is to eliminate and overcome those defects in spirit and body.
Epiphany – Exorcisms and Healings – Mark 1:21-2:12, pt.2 Read More »
“Scripture is like a river again, broad and deep, shallow enough here for the lamb to go wading, but deep enough there for the elephant to swim.” We can never quit learning.
The Way of Love: Learn Read More »
The man said, “The woman whom thou gavest to be with me, she gave me fruit of the treee, and I ate.”
Adam & the Fall – Blame – Gen. 3:8-19 Read More »
The merism of “heaven and earth” express the totality of the cosmic phenomena at creation.
The Story of Creation – Week 3(a) – Genesis 1:1b-2 Read More »
It is disgraceful for an infidel to hear a Christian, presumably giving the meaning of Holy Scripture, talking nonsense on these topics; and we must prevent such an embarrassing situation, where people show vast ignorance in a Christian and laugh it to scorn.
The three necessary and sufficient conditions for committing a sin are: receiving an evil suggestion, taking pleasure in the thought of performing the act suggested, and consenting to perform the act.
God is eternally present. Therefore, it is only in our experience of the present that we “have the experience God has of reality as a whole.”
Becoming a Healing Presence: Sacrament of the Present Moment, pt.1 Read More »
What does it look like to have love govern all things. If love is the lens through which to interpret Scripture, how do our Bibles readings change? If love governs our actions, how does our behaviour change? If love dictates our thoughts, how does we change?
Do not understand our reconciliation to God through the death of Christ as if He now began to love those whom He formerly hated, in the same way as enemies are reconciled so that they become friends; but we were reconciled unto Him who already loved us, but with whom we were at enmity because sin.
