well, i've never been so sure
& i've never led no one astray ('cept in the fall of '94) The holy Gospel according to St. Mark the 12th chapter! We may not be residents of Missouri, but we’re all “show me” people… That’s what’s so frightening about this novel coronavirus. Isn’t it? We can’t see it. You can be infected, but not show any signs. We are a people who trust our eyes , living in a time when our eyes fool us. But, I want you to know that, that’s always been the case. In fact, seeing that we can’t trust our eyes, may actually help us see what’s God’s doing in our midst. Because the truth is, today’s parable is about the folly of relying upon what you see. And, not only is this true for the parable, it’s also true for you . None of what’s about to happen will make any sense unless you close your eyes to everything else and set your heart on these words: Here they are: In Jesus Christ everything IS actually taken care of. Right now. Not a week ...