Light is Not Faith
Light does not necessarily lead to faith. For all the brightness of the light, faith is never inevitable.
Light does not necessarily lead to faith. For all the brightness of the light, faith is never inevitable.
The parable of the Good Samaritan reminds us that life comes both as a surprise and a gift.
The gospel is about fruit and fire. The fruit comes from us. The fire comes from God.
Advent is about waiting, waiting for the good things which are to come. But not all waiting is the same.
The peace that Jesus offers us is a moveable peace which we can give and take back again without being broken.
If we wish to assist Jesus in building the kingdom of God, we cannot be afraid of fire.
Our faith might be the size of a mustard seed but we are not an isolated plant. We are a Church, a part of a community of believers.
Jesus cautions us that the excess gifts that we keep for ourselves are not an advantage, but a liability.
When we find ourselves in circumstances where it is impossible to do what God asks of us, we must make the best decision we can.
The disbelief by the apostles should be an encouragement to us because believing in Jesus’ resurrection is not easy.