"The cause why we are so troubled with these sins is because of our ignorance of love. To this knowledge we are most blind, for some of us believe that God is all power and able to do all and that He is all wisdom and knows how to do all. But that He is all love and will do all, there we stop. This ignorance is that which most hinders God's lovers. There persists a fear that hinders us because of paying attention to ourselves and the sins we have done in the past. We do not know how to despise the sin of self-hatred, as we do other sins which we recognize." ~Julian of Norwich
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Book of the Month: Schola Caritatis: Learning the Rhythms of God's Amazing Love
Starting a new feature for the next several months called Book of the Month. I will present one of my books and tell you a little of the ...
Wednesday, July 26, 2023
he still will
Tuesday, July 11, 2023
he will
“The cause why we are so troubled with these sins is because of our ignorance of love. To this knowledge we are most blind, for some of us believe that God is all powerful and able to do all, and that He is all wisdom and knows how to do all. But that He is all love and will do all, there we stop. This ignorance is that which most hinders God’s lovers. There persists a fear that hinders us because of paying attention to ourselves and the sins we have done in the past. We do not know how to despise the sin of self-hatred, as we do other sins which we recognize.” ~Julian of Norwich
Sunday, July 9, 2023
the revelation of hiddenness
“This, the first of his miraculous signs, Jesus performed at Cana in Galilee. He thus revealed his glory. . ..” (John 2:11)
It should come as no surprise to us that the first miracle of Jesus was performed at the wedding of a friend and very few people even knew about it. I mean, who does that? Jesus, that’s who.
What are we to do with a God who reveals his glory in hiddenness and anonymity, except to seek to become more like him?