So many quirky, wonderful, moment-all, lyrical phrases that capture the disjointed experience of our lives yet you remind us that they are joined by the Christ-Light if we (and you do) have the eyes to see Him in whom all things exist. Thanks again.
That all sounds like the christ I had hoped for. It is really a shame that the christ of the fear, of the hate, of the judgment gets all the press. Peace to you in those intimate moments of the day, my friend.
It is indeed a shame and angering. I only try to ‘keep the log out of my own eye’ and do my feeble best at loving. It’s a daily practice. Thanks for reading and the peace- passing.
So many quirky, wonderful, moment-all, lyrical phrases that capture the disjointed experience of our lives yet you remind us that they are joined by the Christ-Light if we (and you do) have the eyes to see Him in whom all things exist. Thanks again.
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Thanks dad, you always write the most eloquent comments.
That all sounds like the christ I had hoped for. It is really a shame that the christ of the fear, of the hate, of the judgment gets all the press. Peace to you in those intimate moments of the day, my friend.
It is indeed a shame and angering. I only try to ‘keep the log out of my own eye’ and do my feeble best at loving. It’s a daily practice. Thanks for reading and the peace- passing.
Thanks for the vulnerability and authenticity as always.
Yes! This was gorgeous. Thank you for this introspective beauty. Christ in small things.
Tristan, thank you!