I too have focused on the closer circles (Indianapolis rather than Montana in my case) and have found the smaller scale refreshing. I’ll note something that’s the end of a sermon I’ve preached on the Samaritan parable: when told to love our neighbors Jesus doesn’t say to solve poverty but to help that guy you see right now in the ditch.
If God is in his heaven, perhaps someday people will be able to laugh at Tucker Carlson the way I just did at Ms. Black. As much noise as he makes, in the end his brand of culture will be just as significant as hers.
This is a Scripture verse that comes to me often: Psalm 119:37: Turn my eyes away from worthless things."
I too have focused on the closer circles (Indianapolis rather than Montana in my case) and have found the smaller scale refreshing. I’ll note something that’s the end of a sermon I’ve preached on the Samaritan parable: when told to love our neighbors Jesus doesn’t say to solve poverty but to help that guy you see right now in the ditch.
If God is in his heaven, perhaps someday people will be able to laugh at Tucker Carlson the way I just did at Ms. Black. As much noise as he makes, in the end his brand of culture will be just as significant as hers.