Advent: Waiting in Darkness
Darkness is powerless to the light, as this theologian explains.
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Darkness is powerless to the light, as this theologian explains.
Over the centuries, the word prayer has been distorted and trivialized.
The word change normally refers to new beginnings.
Everybody looks at the world through their own lens, a matrix of culturally inherited qualities, family influences, and other life experiences.
We’re living in a time when the far right and the far left in almost every institution are using the eccentricities and evils of the other end to justify their own extremes.
One of the few generalizations we can make in the field of universal spirituality is this: No one else is your problem. You are always the locus of conversion and transformation. It is always about you first of all—always. You can even use that as a good litmus test for authentic spirituality. Is it keeping you listening for God? Is it keeping your own feet to the fire? Then it is probably healthy teaching. Is it leading you to suspicion, paranoia, accusation, and blaming? Then it is from the “Accuser,” which is a quite significant New Testament name for Satan (Revelation 12:10).
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