Tag: The Way

  • Baptism as new direction

    Baptism as new direction

    The place of baptism for Christians is not so supposed to be seen as an entrance to a club, but an invitation to a way of being.

  • Using our Jesus Compass

    Using our Jesus Compass

    Jesus’s talk about The Way is a conflicting experience for modern Christians. Because the concept confuses us.

  • The Way is Right in Front of Us

    The Way is Right in Front of Us

    This week, we get a familiar example of the challenge of literalism. How we struggle to see the answer is in front of us.

  • Is Jesus the only way to God?

    Is Jesus the only way to God?

    It’s funny that this one choice we make may be the single biggest divider of them all. Is Jesus the only way to God? Well, watch your step. Most of our questions about the nature of God, Jesus, and their relationship exist in multiple dimensions of analysis. Like in seminary, when I would sit in…

  • He Sprang Up

    He Sprang Up

    The story of Bartimaeus is easily one of my favorites. It is part healing, part witnessing, and for the gospel writer, the last thing Jesus does before coming to Jerusalem. As a writer, this is prime real estate. While everyone is looking “above the fold” and for the big headline at the top of the…

  • The Way – roadmaps, Jesus, and finding GOD

    The Way – roadmaps, Jesus, and finding GOD

    a Homily for Easter 5A Text: John 14:1-14     The Big Goodbye Jesus is saying His goodbyes. This morning, we are brought back to the Last Supper, the final teachings, the big goodbye. Jesus is saying that it is almost time to go, but don’t worry: it isn’t their time yet. They will follow.…