Technology destroys relationships…sometimes. But because of QuakerQuaker.org, I have new relationships that have truly changed me.
I started this blog as a personal outlet, writing about my own thoughts. It was to be a writing discipline alone. What I ended up discovering is that blogging is really about community. Well, communities, actually, and the biggest [...]

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Yesterday, we spent some time reflecting on our experiment of observing Lent as a community. I asked us to consider whether some of how God worked in us through Lent might need to continue in to “normal” life.

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For Easter, I asked if we can come to grips with the reality that what we say we believe about the cross and resurrection sounds pretty crazy to a rational human being. There is power in the craziness!

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On April 1, we looked at the irony of Palm Sunday, the crowds all excited for Jesus, coming just 5 days before Good Friday. I wondered whether we have times when the crowd applauds us for the wrong things…whether we can follow Jesus and listen only to God instead of the crowd.

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March 25th was a gathered time in worship. We felt God’s presence. This particular message from Ezekiel spoke to me. I’ve been awed and surprised by new experiences in prayer lately, and I realize that my journey is like Ezekiel’s. In chapter 37, God takes him out to look at a bunch of bones, and [...]

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I’m in blog-hiatus land.
But you already knew that, since the last substantive post I made, other than posting a message from Sunday, is March 1. And I haven’t even posted the last four messages. I’ve felt some guilt about the lack of blogging, but realize that I’m still in a season where other things are [...]

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