Tag Archives: Curiosity

How Do We Know? or Spiritual Discernment in the Age of Information

  “Light shine in. Luminate our inward view. Help us to see with clarity.”[1] I offer these words as a way to begin exploring our January ministry theme, discernment. When we discern, we attempt to “see with clarity.” I love … Continue reading

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I Can Believe

This past summer I read Neil Gaiman’s 2001 novel American Gods. Jenn Richard recommended it back in June. It sounded like good summer reading for me, and it was. In this story all the gods are still alive. That is, … Continue reading

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No Greater Love (or Not Your Kind of People)

Last month the rock band Garbage released its most recent album entitled “Not Your Kind of People.”[1]  The lyrics to the title track seem so relevant to what I want to say this morning that I’ve decided to share them with … Continue reading

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