Our lives say so much more than our words could ever reveal.  So don't ask me what I believe, watch how I live, and I will do the same for you.

When we search for love where it cannot be found, we get lost, whether we leave home or not.

Some of Jesus stories if taken literally become horrible advice. Jesus though, doesn't tell His stories to be taken literally, but instead to be taken seriously and that is why they are so powerful. 

You can call it intuition, or the Holy Spirit...or a fusion of the two-but I had a hunch.  If sharing in other peoples struggles can set me free, than maybe my struggles have the potential to liberate as well. I am thankful to Barry and Andrew for showing me Jesus.

Sometimes life doesn’t fit into one of two categories. And when it does and both sides are entrenched in their specific perspective-how do we find the way forward? Which one is the better story?

How's the plot line of your life going these days? Do you feel as though past missteps have destined you to be the villain in your own story? Or has a sudden twist to the plot taken your heretofore happy story and made it an unhappy one? Whatever your story, there is grace for you in the garden of new beginnings.

Sometimes things break and they cannot be fixed, they can only be changed.

Jesus was in st Pauls Minneapolis last night did you see him?

Sometimes, God speaks to us through the little details where every letter matters.  And Sometimes the details are vague but the feeling is crystal clear... we we're noticed, recognized, or even just simply heard. And that can be enough.

Here is a link to the other message I mention called 'the space between' if your interested

https://parishpodcasts.podbean.com/e/the-space-between-aaron-holbrough/

Let's talk about how remaining 'inside' and not going 'outside' can be pretty good advice for certain times in our life.