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Up the Mountain
In the Transfiguration, three disciples follow Jesus up the mountain. And how they react to what they witness is everything.
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Alone—when solitude and presence meet
At the Transfiguration, a few disciples see Moses and Elijah appear with Jesus. Then, when they blink, Jesus is alone.
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The Virtue of Messy Thinking
Our bias against messiness isn’t just annoying. It’s dangerous. Because it makes us less likely to connect the dots we need to.
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Assuming what Jesus says
It seems that we read this passage for the words Jesus says and then miss the message he conveys with them.
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simple, useful, or beautiful
Many of us think that organizing our life is a perfect balance rather than an impossible pursuit. It’s neither.
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3 things a true social media replacement would need
The next gen social media app doesn’t need to be perfect. It needs to be good. As in making us better humans.
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Responsibility and Integrity (Epiphany 6A)
The challenge of the Sermon on the Mount is that it demands we change the way we think about our actions in the world.
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“You have heard it said…”
Jesus’s teaching in the Sermon on the Mount continues with a new look at old material. A method both familiar and new.
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