The invisible God is made visible in Jesus, and becomes present in quieter and purer ways, felt and trusted through us. Jesus sends us His life-giving Spirit who will always stand with us.
The cross unmasks the world’s definition of truth (control, dominance, certainty) and replaces them with a costly self-giving love that does not defend itself.
The abundant life is a matter of the heart. The heart is the sheepfold of abundance. And must be guarded.
And so, Jesus fed the disciples not just with bread, but with Himself: His body, His life, His love, His compassion and strength, His forgiveness and hope, His holy and life-giving spirit.
. In the presence of the Risen Lord in person, Thomas steps forward and makes a most exalted act of faith contained in the Gospel: “My Lord and my God.”
Christ is Risen, Alleluia! He is truly Risen, Alleluia!
Let us acclaim Him, not only with Palm branches, but by honoring one another in charity.
Since the first day of creation to the present, the work of God is to bring light out of darkness.
“Lord, give me this water, that I may never thirst.”
We’ve been to the mountain. We’ve returned to the earth. We are walking toward Jerusalem.