Would we so pollute the very air we breathe that it impacts the very climate?

As we read, clause by clause we are led to a vision of THE CITY OF GOD, the city where God reigns. They are visions, they are great hopes, embedded in Psalm 48.

Mark’s reading shows Jesus giving fully and freely of himself in the power of God, he doesn’t plan each day as to what he will teach or whom he will heal. He gets out among people and the tasks come to him.

God’s Holy Spirit determines what changing mixture of people will join us, sharing in the wonderful, though often confused and chaotic fellowship in Christ we call the church.

The riches of God’s grace (2 Corinthians 4:15) empower us to live more meaningful, cooperative and productive lives.

At the heart of the Trinity lies a profound truth, God is a mystery understood in relationships with and through God and one another.

The writer of Acts tells the reader “you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8 NRSV) and echoed “then everyone who calls on the name of God shall be saved” (Acts 2:21 NRSV). As I was reflecting on this, I was struck…

When we stand up in protest, we hold in our open arms and hands the words to unite communities and live in relationship with the mystery which is God, the Divine One, the Creator Spirit, three in one.

You become at one with the silent colour in the noisy chatter and here in the midst of it all is one who has heard your dreams.