hope
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When Jesus speaks of being salted with fire, he speaks of seasoning in life, in living, in hoping and experiencing God’s grace.
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A poem for the family, for peace and hope and love, for the time and willingness to be together, to make things more real, alive.
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If you had a different name then the one you were given, what would it be? What would mine be? Really, what goes into a name?
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We treat dreams as optional rather than vital and skepticism like something virtuous and real. This arrangement reinforces failure.
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In preparing his disciples for his departure, Jesus prays that his joy be in them and that this joy be complete—a truly possible hope.
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In the empty tomb, we have an image that reveals both fearful skepticism and hopeful resolve that God’s grace overcomes death.