When we were born, we came forth from the womb, grabbing life. Doctors call it Palmar's Grasp, a newborn's instinctive reflex to make a fist. Though ironically, at the moment of death, we experience the opposite; our hand is opened and at ease.
Category: Sermon Thoughts
Peace…Be Still
Another violent storm swept across the Sea of Galilee, and the disciples' boat was in the throes of destruction again. Waves were crashing over the hull, and the ship was taking on water. Yet Jesus is sound asleep in the stern of the boat (Mark 4:38). Did you know this is the only reference in the Bible to Jesus sleeping? That's no coincidence.
Follow the Bubbles
When a scuba diver is submerged in deep waters, it's difficult to tell which way is up because the water scatters the light, and he can't perceive the pull of gravity. He can quickly lose his sense of direction and be overwhelmed with confusion.
Symphony for a Broken Orchestra
On December 4, 2017, four hundred musicians gathered in the 23rd Street Armory of Philadelphia to perform "Symphony for a Broken Orchestra" by David Lang. It might have been the most diverse orchestra in America, including beginners, experts, and even members of the renowned Philadelphia Orchestra.
A Good Word 