So this is my second attempt to post on my blog....first time on my own. Thought I would comment on the Christmas Gift of Hope that I just experienced this past week. As a gift from my parents and aunt, I got to attend the Emergent conference in Atlanta. This experience was really my first taste of practiced emergent world. What I found at the conference was a way to find comfort in my calling as a woman in ministry, a way to find hope for the future of the church, and a way to find God--in the wonderful simplicity of relationships. Thank you to all those who shared relationship with me during this time. Special thanks to MOM and DAD and Tammy for the trip...what a great Christmas gift of Hope that you gave me.
Oscar Wilde said: "Each man kills the thing he loves." I'm going to first assume that by man Oscar means humankind....why is it, or is it at all true that we kill what we love? I've been thinking on this for a couple of days now...and I would like to believe that we don't kill the things we love, but in many forms, we do.....It seems that people get a taste of what it is that they love and they do everything to destroy it. Is it that we don't think that we deserve it? Is it that we feel guilty for having what we love when we judge that others are without a love? What would the world be like if we wouldn't kill what we love, and simply love?
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