A Mystery Larger Than Any Answer We Could Ever Know
March 24th, 2008admin
A Homily for Ordination
I was raised a Southern Baptist, and as those of you who have heard me preach before know, there’s still a lot about this tradition that I love and embody—like an appreciation for scripture, and my tendency to pound the pulpit!
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Dreams and Dreaming in the World's Religions
April 23rd, 2008Anonymous
The scientific evidence is overwhelming and unambiguous: all human beings dream, whether they recall these nightly adventures upon awakening or not.
Psalms (Tehillim) Excerpts, from the Hebrew Bible
April 18th, 2008Anonymous1
I will thank the Lord with all my heart;
I will tell all Your wonders.
I will rejoice and exult with You;
I will sing praises to Your most high name.
(Tehillim - Chapter 9: 2-3)
"What Is Interfaith?" Gleanings from Student Sermons at the Interfaith Module
April 25th, 2008AnonymousEXPLANATORY NOTE: The Student Sermons at ChI's Interfaith Module (in June 2007) were filled to overflowing with nuggets of Interfaith wisdom. As the sermons continued, one could sense a collective wisdom that was almost palpable, emerging from these diverse and beautiful offerings.
Personal Theology: Explorations of a Spiritual Eclectic
March 25th, 2008adminWhat is my personal theology? I was relieved, when reading Dr. John Mabry's Faith Styles, to learn there was a name for people like me: Spiritual Eclectics.
Being in the Presence
March 25th, 2008adminMy ministry has recently expanded to include working two days a week as a chaplain-intern at Hospice by the Bay.
"Artful Blogging"—Creating A Daily Dream-Related Visual Arts Piece
March 25th, 2008adminFor the past few weeks I’ve made a shift in my approach to dream journaling, incorporating daily dream art. This has been exhilarating, illuminating and inspiring.
A new phase in my blogging was launched the other day when I picked up
