Water Daily

This week we look at Mark 13:1-8, in which Jesus talks about the end of the world. Today we explore the impermanence of even what look like eternal buildings - and the eternal life of us, who look so impermanent. 

This week we look at Mark 12:38-44, in which we see what Jesus learns from watching human behavior. What can we notice as we observe people in all their crazy glory?

This week we look at Mark 12:38-44, in which we see someone with little give all she has. Does having less free us to trust more and give more?

This week we look at Mark 12:38-44, in which we see someone with little give all she has. Jesus was watching people give at the temple and observed the generosity of many wealthy people. But how generous is it to give when we have a lot?

This week we look at Mark 12:38-44, in which we watch someone with much give little, and someone with little give all she has. Before we get to that, though, we start with the withering contempt Jesus had for many of the religious leaders of his day - how can we guard against hypocrisy and greed?

Today is All Saints Day - celebrating your sainthood, and mine! Saints is just a term for those who follow Jesus as Lord. What if we looked at our sainthood as a virus we can spread, bringing love and hope and dignity to people around us?  

This week we look at Mark 12:28-34, in which Jesus gives one of his most important teachings about love. He reminds us that God is much more interested in loving us and teaching us to love others than in all the rituals and religion we try to throw God's way...

This week we look at Mark 12:28-34, in which Jesus gives one of his most important teachings about love - and offered a game-changing addition to the instruction to love God. We are also love our neighbors as ourselves. When we can do that, we will need no other commandments. 

This week we look at Mark 12:28-34, in which Jesus gives one of his most important teachings about love and about loving God with our whole selves. How do we do that?

This week we look at Mark 12:28-34, in which Jesus gives one of his most important teachings about love. He says loving God with our whole heart, soul, mind and strength is the highest commandment. How do we do that?