April 15, 2019
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From the Editors
[Turning Points In Spiritual Growth, Elaina Simpson, “Never far from home: How I broke free from fear and chronic ailments,” Sentinel, March 4, 2019]
The light of Christ, Truth, gave Jesus freedom from death and the grave. It liberates us as well.
The turmoil in Jerusalem in Jesus’ day was secondary to the deeply restorative and liberating event that would take place: Jesus’ resurrection.
The real life of Christ Jesus remained fully intact and entirely operative even after his enemies had tried to stop his influence by killing the man.
When I pray, I like to quietly become conscious of Love’s tangible presence.
On the Thursday before Good Friday in 2017, I went fishing for a catch suitable to serve at Easter Sunday dinner.
I couldn’t have been more excited—I was off to Greece, Italy, and Turkey for eight weeks to study art and philosophy with 21 other students from my college.
I find it helpful to affirm daily, or more than daily, these ideas stated in the first chapter of Genesis: “God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.
It is the Christ, Truth, that wakes us up to the might of divine Life and inspires us to be more fearlessly engaged in our own lives.
