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Whose side are you on?

Joshua is being told to take off his shoes, because he is on holy ground. The language is almost identical. Joshua knew in this moment that it was not a man standing in front of him, neither was it an angel, it was God. It is a theophany.


Avoiding Bitterness

None of us get to pass on suffering or heartache. It is not optional. We don't get to choose, "No suffering for me." All of us will suffer in some way."


Healing the Brokenhearted

Luke chapter 4 is Jesus in the middle of leaving private life as a carpenter in Nazareth to begin his public ministry. To prepare for public life he spends 40 days in the wilderness fasting and praying. He completes his time in the wilderness and comes back to his hometown Nazareth


What's in Your Hands?


Reflections of a Hospice Chaplain.


Genesis 39 homily


Lessons from the Manger


The Incarnation


Why do you dance?


On Making Rules and Loving Neighbors