Help us to discover the power of relationship — the power of love, the power of walking hand in hand with our God, the power of brother, sister, mother, father, cousin, neighbor, friend.
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We must learn the humble walk with God
Of course, to “get it”, no doubt, we must learn the “humble walk with God.” And the proof that we “got it” is that we will surely learn “to do the right and to love goodness.”
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From Isaiah to today, God continues to call and to anoint
Like Isaiah and the apostles who said yes, are we ready to say yes? Not to fit in, but to stand out and become prophetic, Gospel, and kingdom people of God!
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God — although so above and beyond — somehow mixes in
The promises proclaim that God’s Spirit would somehow mix in — into, over, under, and through — every thought and action of us.
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Jesus empowers us to be the best of the best of the best
Now here we must encounter the word, not just hear it or understand it with our brains. We must encounter the word. It must mix with our hearts and souls and transform.
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We are sent to lead others to God in truth
By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor + “A false heart” — what could be sadder than that, to have a false heart? And what would make it false? Merriam Webster gives several descriptive meanings to the word false: “Not genuine”; […]
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What we need to delight in is a Living Relationship with the Lord
Rather, a Living Relationship with our God who is holy, who makes holy, who calls into holiness and dispenses mountains of holiness.
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Do you call upon the Lord and dare to touch the tassel of his cloak?
Do we have their raw faith? Do we seek with all of our heart for the power of Jesus to fill us, deep in our spirit?
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Father Perry reflects on the readings for Friday of the Seventh Week of Easter
There is a “pocket of space” inside us (I call it the spirit, or soul) where our deepest, deepest, deepest thoughts and dreams and hopes and fears and desires and longings, etc., occur and reside.
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Father Perry’s reflection for Thursday of the Seventh Week of Easter
Could anyone ever doubt how much Jesus wants unity for all so that all could know him and the Father and share their life?
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