Easter

  • Wrestling the Hurricane: A Very Empty Tomb

    Jesus is alive. Too many saw Him, met with and touched Him after His tomb was found vacated to deny something cataclysmic occurred. Too many of them died savagely with that testimony on their lips. Still, for many, the resurrection remains beyond belief—a thought that lurks beyond any ability to cope. Even so, people strive

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  • “The Birth of Christ is the Eucatastrophe* of man’s history. The Resurrection is the Eucatastrophe of the story of the incarnation. This story begins and ends in joy. There is no tale ever told that men would rather find was true, and none which so many skeptical men have accepted as true on its own

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  • “How can you cope with the end of the world and the beginning of another one?  How can you put an earthquake into a test-tube or the sea into a bottle? How can you live with the terrifying thought that the hurricane has become human, that fire has become flesh; that Life itself came to

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  • Behold.

    “Here from this stable, here, from this Nazareth, this stony beach, this Jerusalem, this market place, this garden, this Praetorium, this Cross, this mountain, I announce it to you. I announce to you what is guessed at in all the phenomena of your world. You see the corn of wheat shrivel and break open and

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