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Tag Archives: Beatitudes
Becoming Open
I checked the stats just now; this blog now hosts 770 posts. The following post was first published on Nov. 20, 2012. Its encouragement to be open to people who are different from us badly needed in 2018. In the book … Continue reading
Posted in Living as Apprentices
Tagged Beatitudes, diversity, mentoring, valuing differences
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How Would Jesus Live My Life?
“How would Jesus live your life, with your personality, with your talents, with your life experiences, within your life context, if he were you?” This question is posed by spiritual formation giant Dallas Willard in his classic book, The Divine Conspiracy. I … Continue reading
A Week of Horror – and Searching of Souls
Friday at 3:30 AM I woke up and couldn’t get back to sleep. As usual, I turned on my radio set on an NPR station to listen to BBC. There would be no more sleep that night as the events … Continue reading
Posted in Karen's journey, Living as Apprentices
Tagged Beatitudes, Benediction, Boston Marathon bombing, Kent Haruf
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