"That I may publish with the voice of thanksgiving, and tell of all thy wondrous works" (Psalm 26.7, KJV)
On our walk last night on an abnormally warm March evening, Leanne asked me what I thought about Forever. Earlier in the week, we’d watched the limited series “Forever” on Prime during dinner. It was an enjoyable show, and I’d… Read moreThe Redemption Project – Forever
Amidst all the news, all that continues to change with every passing moment, I almost missed that equinox occurred this past Thursday. In a normal reality, I might have given more notice to such an early spring. Equinox is that… Read moreThe Redemption Project – Equinox
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about liminal space, a place in-between where things seem uncertain. I struggled with that particular post, and in the days that have followed, something about it didn’t feel right. I was honest, but… Read moreThe Redemption Project – Liminal Space (Reprise)
The other night, the light already turned out, I crawled into bed. I’d already put my glasses in the nightstand; so, the moon, shining directly on my pillow, was a blurry, white orb through the window. Grabbing my glasses, the… Read moreThe Redemption Project – Luna
Lent calls us to confession. We’re supposed to look deep, set aside our denials, and speak aloud the things we’ve been hiding from ourselves and from others. I have been forced to admit just how hard it has been to… Read moreThe Redemption Project – The Mire
I’m learning to pay attention to thing that crop up during the week. This week it was the term liminal space—a time between one thing and the next. Jesus, following his Baptism, goes into the Judean wilderness for forty days… Read moreThe Redemption Project – Liminal Space