Daily Meditation: Living What We Are "For"
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Daily Meditation: Living What We Are "For"
We see our existence and value only in terms of “fixing the world.” The gospel of a Creator who acts out of love, not necessity, liberates us from this bondage.
Makoto Fujimura • Art and Faith: A Theology of Making
You and I are made by God and for God. Our home is in God. We are beloved. We are dependent. We need God, every second of every day, if we are going to be happy or good, much less both. Very little is worth knowing more than this.
Brad East • Letters to a Future Saint: Foundations of Faith for the Spiritually Hungry
I think the primary work of Jesus Christ was to show us a path of self-giving love that is bigger than our fears, bigger than our jealousies and resentments, and bigger than our worst thoughts and deeds. By love I mean neither neither a milquetoast “kindness” that elides the hard bits nor a graceless “tough-love” program for perfection.
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Rebekah Berndt • We are all cells in God's body
Living as a mystic means orienting the whole of yourself toward the sacred. It’s a matter of purposely looking through the lens of love.