(My Monday “Travel as Pilgrimage” post will have to wait until Wednesday this week) There is a soup kitchen a few blocks from our house that provides two warm meals for local homeless each day near downtown San Diego. They are the longest standing soup kitchen in SD and one of the only ones still …
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Turning the Page of a Generation
It’s been a week since my last post and it wouldn’t make sense for me to jump back in without processing a bit of the past week. After all, blogging is as much a devotional time for me as it is a writing discipline. My wife and I lost both of our last two remaining …
Entangled Theology Part 3: Most Painful and Joyous Experiences of My Life
Post 1: After sharing the story of one friend who experienced the radical hope of life in the birth of twins, I also shared the story of another who experienced the radical pain of loss in the death of twins. I asked the question; “Where is God in the midst of tragic death and enlivening …
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Entangled Theology Part 1: Living w/the Pain of Death & Hope of Life
After years of disappointment, my friend and his wife finally got pregnant. Not only did they get pregnant, they were pregnant with twins. Their news came about the same time that Janny and I found out we were pregnant again after the loss of our first child. We had both experienced the possible pain and …
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