September 27, 2020
The literal English translation doesn’t do the Hebrew justice. “You’ll see my back or backside.” Instead, the Hebrew has, in my opinion, a cooler way to think about this: “You’ll see where I was.”
REWRITE
The Times REWRITE
September 20, 2020
- Rev. Luke Lindon
- REWRITE
- Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8
- Luke 12:54-59
- Medina United Church of Christ Congregational
The economy of God is neighborliness. One that extends even to our enemies.
Foolishness REWRITE
September 13, 2020
God knows our hunger for a pound of flesh and our thirst for blood knows no limit. Which is why Christ said, “You need a pound of flesh, take my body. You need blood, take mine.”
Gifts REWRITE
September 6, 2020
I find myself participating in a cosmic love story: the love that flung the stars, made the galaxies, created the processes that would result in stellar evolution, biological evolution, and over the course of 13 billion years; created us.
Tomato REWRITE
August 30, 2020
Jesus knows us. He, in his wisdom, knows us and what we’re like. He knows that we’re selfish and we keep things to ourselves. Or if we’re not selfish, then maybe we don’t think our little bit can make a difference.
Faithfulness REWRITE
August 23, 2020
Bear was a faithful dog. His love for my family and his way of living showed me elements of my personality. What I’m faithful to. Where my loyalties lie. The things I got annoyed at in Bear are the very things I often do.