Read Dr. King’s letter written from the Birmingham Jail in 1963:
Click here to view and read the original letter from Stanford University
Read Dr. King’s letter written from the Birmingham Jail in 1963:
Click here to view and read the original letter from Stanford University
“This love will not be reduced to platitudes; nor will it be restricted to the religious realm. It is simultaneously personal and universal.”
Some scribbled lines on a winter’s day
“The Bible shows us what to do with our frustration, outrage, and complicity…”
Dorian and David discuss a common sense approach to Scripture as well as encountering the “divine whisper of the Living Word.”
Dorian and David discuss the beauty of the sacred year and how we can have our lives incorporated into it.
Dorian Mason and David Morrison discuss depression and demonstrating empathy toward those who are in suffering while everyone around them is in holiday mode.
Listen to Dorian Mason and David Morrison discuss his hospital adventure during the pandemic. How do we move through the nearness of our own mortality, fear, and deep uncertainty?
“…Love cannot and will never calculate losses and profits, or any pragmatic transaction. Love is far beyond commerce and rationality. It is a magnifying lens over the heart (as Mary proclaims: ‘My heart magnifies the Lord’) through which other hearts are caught on fire when we consent to the incarnation of Christ through our own lives.”
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