There’s a line I draw when writing this blog, a line between spiritual and religious. I believe that we’re all spiritual, and that certainly applies to anyone wanting silence solitude and simplicity and who sometimes likes to be alone.
Then there are those who are religious, a term that implies attachment to an organized church, ritual, and beliefs. Although those are part of my life, what is essential to me is faith,. Faith embraces belief in something beyond human imagination or understanding; it gives me peace and hope; and it brings out the good in me. Faith is a indescribable, a mystery; it stands alone.
What I just wrote is the prelude to an invitation to pour yourself a cup of coffee tomorrow morning at 9 and enjoy Soul Talk with Kirk Jones, my professor at Andover Newton, and who continues to be a friend twenty years later. Join us on Face Book Live.I don’t know how to put the link on here but just go to Face Book and write in Kirk Byron Jones and find Saturday Morning Soul Talk.
Maybe I'll see you there.
Then there are those who are religious, a term that implies attachment to an organized church, ritual, and beliefs. Although those are part of my life, what is essential to me is faith,. Faith embraces belief in something beyond human imagination or understanding; it gives me peace and hope; and it brings out the good in me. Faith is a indescribable, a mystery; it stands alone.
What I just wrote is the prelude to an invitation to pour yourself a cup of coffee tomorrow morning at 9 and enjoy Soul Talk with Kirk Jones, my professor at Andover Newton, and who continues to be a friend twenty years later. Join us on Face Book Live.I don’t know how to put the link on here but just go to Face Book and write in Kirk Byron Jones and find Saturday Morning Soul Talk.
Maybe I'll see you there.