I journal every day. And true to my type on the enneagram, the observer, I do it like a historian. I write down what happened around me and my thoughts on it, or the ones that pop up. Today's post will have a series of random theological thoughts that popped in my head for the last few weeks. None of them I can expand yet, but I hope they can be reflected on.
Three Parables Before Passover
Passover was approaching. We sat, looking at the temple and Jerusalem surrounding it. Jesus began to speak as we watched people scurrying through the streets, getting ready for one of the biggest festivals.
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The Problem of being Married in Ministry
What takes priority, your marriage, or your ministry? How do you juggle them? What do you have to do as a couple to navigate through it?
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Jesus’ Mysterious Prophecy; Learning Under Jesus
While we were leaving the temple with Jesus, I stared at the size and how majestic it was. I said to him, "Look, Teacher! What massive stones! What magnificent buildings!" "Do you see all these things?" he asked. "Truly I tell you, not one stone here will be left on another; every one will be thrown down." Confused, I looked at the others. What did Jesus mean by that?
