Category Archives: Jewish History/Culture

Green Pasture: Sufficient Abundance

Green Pasture: Sufficient Abundance
The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. Psalm 23:1-2 NIV Doesn’t that sound wonderful? Going to a beautiful green pasture and grazing endlessly with little effort - knowing I have all the grass I need for weeks and being able to just take a nap? It’s…
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What to keep

What to keep
I recently had some work done on my house requiring me to box up most of my belongings. I did some mild purging along the way but with some time constraints I mostly just packed. Now that the work is done, it’s time to bring things back in. I have a clean slate to decide…
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Together Apart

Together Apart
Many of us are celebrating Easter, Resurrection Sunday, alone this year. We are able to connect to our pastor’s message and the music electronically but those who would be sitting around us are not seen. They are there but not visible to us in any meaningful way. It makes me think of how we view…
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Passion Week: His Walk Alone

Passion Week: His Walk Alone
With the world in various levels of isolation today, a meaningful thread of Passion Week can be seen as Jesus makes a walk into aloneness. His week started out surrounded by crowds calling for His coronation and singing His praises. And the crowds that went before Him and that followed Him were shouting, “Hosanna to the Son…
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