
God’s Glory in All Things
When did “God” become more than a word to you? When, even for just a moment, did you glimpse the meaning of your life?
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When did “God” become more than a word to you? When, even for just a moment, did you glimpse the meaning of your life?

A pickleball enthusiast draws parallels between her favorite sport and the Franciscan tradition.

Humans do not have the patience or the humility of God.

A life without spiritual regularity drifts through time with little to really hang onto when life most needs an anchor.

The fear of want drives many of us. From sunrise to sunset we worry about whether there will be enough: enough money, enough time, enough food on the table.

Everything is sacred. The entire creation, including every person, is a sacrament of God.

Despite the reported fragility of our earth, we still see grass in the cracks of sidewalks and evergreens with their perennial promise.

Among all the voices that surround and beckon us, we need to discern the unique cadence of God’s voice.

Today, reflect on this passage where the word firstfruits appears: “But now Christ has been raised from the dead, the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep” (1 Cor 15:20).

To describe God as “humble” may seem outrageous or even scandalous. Who could stake one’s life on a humble God?