Follow Me—Jesus of Nazareth
Following Christ requires a self-examination by ourselves, of why we follow. Do we follow for gain or profit? Or do we follow out of a real desire to know him?
Where Are Our Hearts
Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of the needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God
Joe Bongiorno the Cornerstone
Jesus liked people, who were sled dogs and not poodles. Consider his disciples, common people from the working class of an ancient Judean workplace.
Jesus the Borrower
Imagine having the power to ask for a brand-new colt and then receiving it. In the ancient Judean world, livestock was precious.
The Kingdom of God is Among Us
The Kingdom of God can be found down a new path in our lives, which we don’t know. One that isn’t familiar. But that has always been among us.
Our Life Plan and Our Gifts from God
How many of us can write a life plan that capture our gifts and fit it into seven words. Our talents are the gifts bestowed upon us and worth writing down.
Using Faith to Go on Our Way
Our faith will make us well. But we have to first move to that place where we can get up and be on our way.
Whom Do We Serve?
When we work, do we keep Jesus’s tenet of “Love your God and Love your neighbor” foremost? Or do we dive deeper into our own ambitions?
Impossible Odds
When we turn it all over to God and leave behind our deep thoughts of despair, we give God space to fix our lives.
Humility
When we act higher than others, we invite downfall. When we humble ourselves, we invite God’s recognition of our humanity.