The world isn’t ours. It’s a gift from the maker of all things. How are we receiving this gift?
The world isn’t ours. It’s a gift from the maker of all things. How are we receiving this gift?
..if we are asked to feed on Jesus, the Word of God made flesh, how might we do that?
Jesus is promising us of course, something way beyond food and drink..
What makes you come alive, be filled with joy and thanksgiving, your soul to sing?
There is a hunger and thirst in us that is nothing to do with ordinary food and drink..
Are we expectant? Do we expect to hear from Jesus? Do we trust that he will provide?
What God does in sending Jesus Christ into the world is to create one new humanity thus making peace…
Our calling is to live in the light of God’s love.. even in the midst of disaster and death..
God is inviting us to work with him, to share with Jesus both his full humanity and full divinity.
In our gospel reading, Jesus overturned all the norms of his culture by reaching out and touching the untouchable..