Noticing the Details of Life
Today’s gospel calls us to see the world as God sees it, and God sees value in everything, even the details of life.
Today’s gospel calls us to see the world as God sees it, and God sees value in everything, even the details of life.
Easter assures us that even when Christ is not visible to us, we are visible to him.
Why do people believe in a God who guides their lives? People believe because when they examine their own experience they find indications, hints if you will, that there is a power in this world other than chance.
The full cost of the gifts in “The Twelve Days of Christmas” is $107,300. The huge expense indicates how much we are expected to give.
The history of Santa Claus can help us appreciate more deeply the meaning of Christ’s birth.
When the things we take pride in are destroyed, it is then time to place our pride in God’s faithfulness.
When you are tempted to doubt what will happen after death, look at what is happening before death.
Zacchaeus moments are when we thought we were only going to observe but then discover that Jesus has something different in mind.
The fact that God is searching for the one who is lost does not mean that God has forgotten those who are faithful.