Wandering in the wilderness
It’s been a month and a half since I deconstructed my faith and became an exvangelical, and the best way I can describe this season is that I’m wandering in the wilderness.
‘There is love. And love never fails.’
“When strength fails, there is perseverance. And when perseverance fails, there is hope. And when hope fails, there is love. And love never fails.”
Supposing him to be the gardener
I used to read John’s account of the resurrection and think Mary was confused, supposing Jesus to be the gardener. I see things differently since my mother died.
The nonsense of Easter
Idle tales and brokenhearted disciples gave way to the cries of “He is risen!” and “I believe!”
Gotcha-games and guessing-games
Jesus liberated himself from the vicious cycle of morality-gamesmanship; can his love now liberate us, too?
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