Sublime

“I tell you the truth, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me” (v. 45). Ouch. To me that is like a stinging, unexpected slap in the face. Like many of you, I’ve heard that passage taught on numerous occasions. I’ve left convicted, but haven’t taken it literally. We see it as a fresh perspective on poverty

liminal space where people are still exploring, examining the faith, and in community with those with deep faith is important.

Since Christ is our model for personal ministry, we too want to understand people so that we can serve him in their lives. We too must be committed to entering their worlds. We can begin by taking the time to ask good questions and listen well. Our hope is that others would seek us out and share more of their true struggles, so that they may find,

As the inquirers assembled, she introduced herself to each person (there were seven) and engaged each one directly. Addressing the whole group, she asked if anyone had a question about what had gone on in

“To desire the aid of grace is the beginning of grace.”