Reflection July 14
Amos: 7:7.8; Luke 10: 29-35 The truth about helping Jesus tells the well known story of the Good Samaritan in response to the question from a lawyer:” who is my neighbor?” Today we ask a related question and… Read More
Reflection July 7
2 Kings 5: 8-14; Galatians 6:9,10 Our therapeutic task Martin Luther King is known for his saying: “The arc of history bends slowly, but it bends toward justice.” What he meant to say that we don’t change society… Read More
reflection June 30
2 Kings 2: 9, 10; Galatians 5: 13-18 Spirit and Love It has always struck me how Americans love measurement facts. The biggest river west of the Mississippi. The tallest building east of there. We like to quantify… Read More
Reflection August 18
Isaiah 5:7,8; Luke 12: 55-59 Do we understand our times? It has taken me longer than usual to distill something from the Bible passages that prescribed or our worship today. In Isaiah you have the problem that it… Read More
Reflection June 23
I Kings 19: 9-14; Galatians 2: 20,21 We are once more thrown into the chaotic world of Israel thousands of years ago. Elijah has grown obsessed with the prophets of Baal and has killed them. The revered prophet… Read More
Reflection June 9
I Kings 17:8-12; Galatians 1:11-24 Into unknown parts Our son Andrew posted the following on facebook last week. He found it on you.tube. “Hello, I am currently 17 years old and I want to become a walrus. I… Read More
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Posted: August 29, 2013 by Aart
Reflection July 28
Hosea 1: 6-10; Luke 11: 11,12, 13 The good and bad in all of us In the Masterpiece Master mystery episode of a few weeks ago, young Inspector Endeavour Morse of the Oxford England police stands on the… Read More