Tag: Incarnation

• The Lion Who Stood When Everyone Knelt

  The Life of Saint Flavian, Patriarch of Constantinople (died 449) The old man knew they were going to kill him.… Read more.

• The Arithmetic of Love

  When Calculus Becomes Charity — A Reflection for Week after Zacchaeus Sunday on 1 Peter 4:1-11 and Mark 12:28-37 Zacchaeus… Read more.

• The Word Made Flesh: Refugee, Revelation, and the Pattern of Divine Descent

  How God’s Self-Emptying Love Becomes the Path We Must Walk Christmas reveals something so radical that Paul had to insist… Read more.

• The Word Made Flesh in Flight and Solidarity

  How God’s Descent into Darkness Becomes Your Path to Transformation The Christmas story refuses sentimentality. Now when they had departed,… Read more.

• The Epiphany of Divine Adoption

  When God’s Self-Emptying Becomes Your Fullness Something extraordinary happens when these three texts converge on Christmas: Paul’s declaration that God… Read more.

• The Divine Rest That Holds All Things Together

  # The Divine Rest That Holds All Things Together ## When Heaven Touches Earth Through Wholehearted Love When Heaven Touches… Read more.

• The Architecture of Incarnation

  How God Builds His House Through Human Weakness Something extraordinary happens in the collision of these three passages as we… Read more.

• The Scandal of Incarnation: When God Chooses the Lonely Path

  Fifth Sunday of Advent: 2 Timothy 4:9-22, Mark 8:30-34, and John 1:11-18 Paul sits in prison, writing words that ache… Read more.

• The Courage to See Clearly

  Progressive Illumination and Fierce Witness: A Reflection on 2 Timothy 3:16-4:4 and Mark 8:22-26 in light of John 1:11-18 for… Read more.

• Waiting and the Invitation

  Divine Preparation and Human Refusal: A Reflection on Colossians 3:4-11 and Luke 14:16-24 in light of Isaiah 40:2-5, 28-31 for… Read more.