trust
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The concept of blessing itself challenges our visions of what it means to be given something of real value, even trust.
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There’s a paradox in understanding other people—to being open to hear them and in their words not telling the whole story to us.
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In civil debate, we worry about not taking the other person seriously enough. But sometimes they use that generosity against us.
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We treat Charlie Brown’s trying to kick the football like a set of individual, necessary decisions. Lucy is untrustworthy.
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In the midst of talking about persecution, Jesus offers a kind of better-said-than-done bit of optimism.