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In the last of our "Imagining God" series, we deal with the uncomfortable metaphor of God the cuckolded spouse. We've been cheating, and God's feelings are way, way hurt. Hosea 2 and Ephesians 5:21-33.
In the last of our "Imagining God" series, we deal with the uncomfortable metaphor of God the cuckolded spouse. We've been cheating, and God's feelings are way, way hurt. Hosea 2 and Ephesians 5:21-33.
God knows we have suffered under bad shepherds; God promises to be a Good one. Here's what that might mean for us sheep. Ezekiel 34:1-31, and John 10:1-16.
We don't love being compared to sheep. Baaaaaat there's something comforting about all that wool.
This lament showed up on the Prayer Wall. God can hear that.
We asked Youngster Czar Jess Schell to pray for our students and teachers, staff members and everybody else whose life starts anew when school starts up. Here's what she said. Beautiful, and true. Jess never does anything halfway.
God knows we have suffered under bad shepherds; God promises to be a Good one. Here's what that might mean for us sheep. Ezekiel 34:1-31, and John 10:1-16.
We don't love being compared to sheep. Baaaaaat there's something comforting about all that wool.
This lament showed up on the Prayer Wall. God can hear that.
We asked Youngster Czar Jess Schell to pray for our students and teachers, staff members and everybody else whose life starts anew when school starts up. Here's what she said. Beautiful, and true. Jess never does anything halfway.
This week marked the #firsttime we met at our new long-term home, Reds Roadhouse in Kennedale. Thanks be to God!
What kind of monarch has an advisory board of homeless, hungry, rejected convicts? I bet you know. And this monarch will eventually get everything he wants.
This week marked the #firsttime we met at our new long-term home, Reds Roadhouse in Kennedale. Thanks be to God!
What kind of monarch has an advisory board of homeless, hungry, rejected convicts? I bet you know. And this monarch will eventually get everything he wants.
Exodus 15 lets us imagine God as a warrior who squashes enemies like a bug. But John 18 asks us to imagine God differently: surrendering. Oh, what God would NOT do in order to have us home. Thanks be to God.
In all likelihood God vs. Pharaoh did not look anything like this. But one can dream...
Exodus 15 lets us imagine God as a warrior who squashes enemies like a bug. But John 18 asks us to imagine God differently: surrendering. Oh, what God would NOT do in order to have us home. Thanks be to God.
In all likelihood God vs. Pharaoh did not look anything like this. But one can dream...
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