Every journey has its missteps—and sometimes, they start with a footpath and a broken fence. In this first musing from 70-year-old pilgrim Bill Belew, he recounts a day of unintended detours and ...

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He’s not, they’re looking at Jesus like he has lost his marbles, are you kidding me? You are that person, nobody, nobody likes them, no, they don’t dislike it, they hate it, they despise him, but all, ...

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By inviting a hated tax collector to follow him, Jesus demonstrated a radical inclusivity and compassion that defied expectations. His willingness to dine with outcasts and embrace the unloved ...

Home » Mark 2:1-12 Explained: Jesus’ Interaction with Levi and the Crowd » From Tax Collector to Disciple: The Story of Levi in Mark 2:1-12 ...

Alright, we’ve got a boat that’s right. God is at least what’s wrong with you. Give him your point instead of praying with him. You hit the cycle, believe it. He’s out of your delights now.

Certain fish from Galilee, particularly salted varieties from towns like Magdala, were delicacies among Roman elites. These exports reached Rome’s upper classes, placing Galilean fishermen at the ...

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Home » Jesus the Disruptor: Turning Societal Norms Upside Down » Daring to Be Different: Lessons from Jesus’ Life ...

Everyone’s got themselves in a hurry. In the movie “Shawshank Redemption”, at age 73 and after 50 years in prison Brooks is let out on parole in 1955. He writes a letter to his friends still kin ...