Blog 2.0
Ok, I took a few months off. We go through seasons here where things just get so chaotic that it's hard to know where your head is. Among other things we almost always have guests in our home--not just 1 or 2, but often 5 or 6. This week we have 10--guests, not total people, which would be 15.
It also seemed like the subject matter was getting repetitive, at least for me anyway, and it was even getting hard for me to keep track of all the different pseudonyms I was using for different students at The Well. Finally, as I drifted from writing, I noticed that hardly anyone wrote to complain.
At the same time, it's not like I've run out of things to say. Over the last few months I've been considering a restart, but with a new, broader vantage point. I intend to continue to report on lessons learned from The Well, but would like to spend more time on more general topics relating to living like Jesus. They won't be long essays, mostly just short mentions.
Here's the first:
I have been following the story of Raymond Guay, the convicted child murderer in New Hampshire, David Pinckney's family who took him because they felt God wanted them to, and the town citizens who are literally up in arms about it. You can't find a better example of what living like Jesus is all about. "I was a stranger and you took me in."
There's a good article in the Concord Monitor. The comments below are especially telling. I'm not saying that people don't have reason for concern. But the contrast of the fear and hatred of some commenters, next to the Pinckney's love for Raymond, and trust in God for their ultimate protection is remarkable to say the least.
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