The Touch of God

“Keep in touch,” we say when friends part ways.  “Touch” via phone, mail, and literal, physical touch assures continuing relationship.  No longer to touch or somehow to become “untouchable” signals the death of relationship, and perhaps death period. Ask an infant who starves or fails to thrive in the absence of touch.  Ask young lovers, …

AT JUST THE RIGHT TIME IN JUST THE RIGHT WAY

In lamenting the sudden, tragic passing of our friend Ryan Bartlett (see Dec. 3 post, “Lament … ) I joined the people of God who through the ages have asked, “Why?” and “How long?”  In asking these questions we acknowledge that things are not as they should be and that change is coming.  In Christ …