We continue the Exodus journey with Israel leaving Egypt.  As I’ve said, their journey is an analogy of ours.  Our own New Exodus journey can be seen as we probe the theological and psychological realities of that first journey.  In … Continue reading →

In this series, I’ve been exploring the Exodus narrative as a window into the spiritual and emotional journey.  In this post, I explore the second lesson learned by God’s intervention (along with Moses!) among the enslaved Israelites – get busy … Continue reading →

In this series, I’ve been exploring the Exodus narrative as a window into the spiritual and emotional journey.  In this post, I explore the first lesson learned by God’s intervention (along with Moses!) among the enslaved Israelites – get honest, … Continue reading →

In the movie The Shawshank Redemption, Andy finds himself imprisoned among men who have lost the ability to dream about life outside of the prison walls.  Yet, he is a relentlessly hopeful man.  If you’ve seen the movie, you were … Continue reading →

“I have come down to rescue them from the hand of the Egyptians and to bring them up out of the land into a good and spacious land flowing with milk and honey.”  Exod. 3:8 Our hearts are fickle.  The … Continue reading →

We begin a new series which will journey through the Exodus narrative as it relates to spiritual formation, soul care, and human maturity. ++++++++ “In the end is my beginning” (T.S. Eliot, East Coker, Four Quartets). One of my favorite … Continue reading →