<p>In this reflection on the story of Pentecost from Acts chapter 2, I’m struck by the initial evidence of the Spirit’s coming is the sanctified gift of language to break through the barriers of existential alone-ness that plague us all. “Any god concerned with me but not with you, is an <em>idol</em>.” – Abraham Joshua Heschel</p>

In this reflection on the story of Pentecost from Acts chapter 2, I’m struck by the initial evidence of the Spirit’s coming is the sanctified gift of language to break through the barriers of existential alone-ness that plague us all. “Any god concerned with me but not with you, is an idol.” – Abraham Joshua Heschel

Dancing with the Divine

These short reflections are intended to be spiritual hors d' oeuvres, bite sized morsels to whet your soul’s appetite. My hope is that what you hear will invite you into your own self-reflection and discovery.

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Dancing with the Divine

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