It’s a truism that a baseball game tends to proceed at a leisurely pace. (That’s how a fan sees things anyway. The disinterested might put the observation a bit more bluntly: “Baseball is boring!”)
Posts Tagged With: Gospel of Mark
Today’s find: Wild Card
Today’s find: Holy coleus!
A bit of a mystery has begun to grow on our front porch.
Today’s find: TGD
With temps in the upper 90s…and a Heat Index that soared well into triple digits…conditions were not ideal for keeping one’s cool at the charity golf tourney I played in just the other day.
Today’s find: Vertigo
A friend told me about his recent bout with vertigo, and I came away from the conversation amazed. Continue reading
Today’s find: Firm
As one liturgical year ends and another begins, the Lectionary seems to strike a redundant note.
Today’s find: Crowd-sourced sanctity
Sometimes, I wonder: Did Jesus ever just have a bad day? Or simply an especially tiring one?
Today’s find: On the Mark
The ferocity of a recent spring storm toppled two of the four chairs on our deck. Twenty-four hours later, the duo remained askew—prompting Gerri to observe that her dear husband must have absolutely zero interest in home improvement.
“But two of the chairs remain upright,” I protested. “So that’s about right…I’m at least half-way concerned…”
Today’s find: Image & Likeness
Do we ever really know God’s plan?
Scripture is a help, I suppose. But often I find that the words of scripture function less like an answer book…than an invitation to enter into mystery.
Today’s find: Boast-buster
I made a spectacle of myself last evening.
Well, all day yesterday actually…but it was the evening shift that I found most discomfiting.
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