“The only way out of the labyrinth of suffering is to forgive.” John Greene
We want the pain to stop, but part of the healing process is learning to let go and release what we were holding onto. Love and compassion – for ourselves as well as others – is what gives us the strength to let go.
Love your enemies: a month to be compassionate. What does compassion and love really look like in our lives? Is it just a bargain or trade that we do with others that treat us well? Or do we overflow with love?
Can you see how God is enriching every aspect of your life, even giving you the right words to say and the knowledge of what you need to know when you need it?
Lectionary: John 1: (1-9) 10-18 We call ourselves Christians (followers of Christ), and yet Jesus says that we are children of God. What’s the difference?
I recently read a quote from Osho: Pray like a lover, not like a beggar. I realised that while a beggar might say “can you
When we say “lead us not into temptation”, most of us think of temptation as “sin”. But I want to suggest that temptation is the desire
