King David
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Field Research: Hope in the Early Dark

Advent begins in the quiet before dawn. Hope takes shape not in brightness but in the early dark, where the horizon softens and the heart leans toward what it cannot yet see. This week invites simple practices of stillness, attention, and longing so we can notice how God draws near. Continue reading
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Bono, St. Paul, King David and Rolling Stone
Editor’s Note: Great find by Steve Beard at Thunderstruck * The person who wrote best about love in the Christian era was Paul of Tarsus, who became Saint Paul. He was a tough f**ker. He is a superintellectual guy, but he is fierce and he has, of course, the Damascene experience. He goes off and Continue reading

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