Epistle
1The way I read it Jesus was pretty crummy at follow-up,
not going back after the miraculous fact and checking-in
to see how things were going or if there were any queries.
2Maybe he did that a little with his *boys, but the rest of the
population experienced him as a rolling stone: cast out those
demons over there, then adios; pitch a little forgiveness right
down the middle to him or her (s-t-e-e-e-e-r-i-k-e) then back
on the bus and off to the next game under the lights. 3If anything,
Jesus was the good Samaritan half-breed God following the neon
rainbow – his modus operandi was clear: stop, love, and roll.
4All too often our elaborate methods of discipleship are grievous
burdens to be borne. Brothers and sisters, this should not be so.
*boys – the disciples/the twelve, e.g., Peter, James, John
I like the shape of this, very much.
Thanks, Winn…you did cross my mind on this one.
Whoa. That’ll preach.
Leigh, thanks for stopping by.
Shariiiing!
Many thanks, GH…the aspens are beginning to turn down here…
Woulda made a hospital chaplain. Heal’em and hand’em off. :0)
Yes, Mark, he was the template, huh?
” Look on yonder misty mountain, see the young monk man.
Protecting Rododendrum forests.”” Epistle to Dippy” Donovan
Mike, this made me laugh.
“stop, love and roll…” I love it. T-shirts anyone??
Diana, tees or tattoos, either way.
#4 fosho!
Hi, Gene…thanks for stopping in!
I love that you said “crummy.” = )
Patricia, its quite a delightful word, isn’t it? Thanks for your comment.
Thanks John. Simply said, deeply felt.
Love the way in which you are straightforward. Very refreshing!