new meditations

May we write and tell stories of a love that never ends.

“Light means we can live in hope, knowing the light will never leave us. It allows us to make our song even at our own Easter morning. Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.”

If we desire more love, more peace, and more joy in our lives and in our world, then we need a presence greater than us to help us remove the stones of unforgiveness, bitterness, and destructive ideas.

The angel said to the women, “Do not be afraid; I know that you are looking for Jesus who was crucified. He is not here; for he has been raised.” ~ Matthew 28:5-6.

What are the things that make for peace? Jesus died for peace, but he did not kill for it. There is a world of difference.

The promise of Easter, new beginnings, and resurrection is around the corner; or maybe it is already here if we listen and watch.

Is Love and Forgiveness the answer to our anger? Can we name our anger and work with it in constructive and not destructive ways?

We are all beloved children of God, forgiven and restored by Grace. May we hold each other in this Truth.

No one can escape life unwounded; it is the human condition. Do pain and suffering make us more loving, more compassionate, and more forgiving? Or does suffering make us more bitter, angrier?

Do we see signs from God or the Spirit? Or are there just nice coincidences? We often pray, “Come, Holy Spirit,” but what does that mean?