Thursday, February 20, 2020

From fragmentation to unity

Morning: Psalms 105:1-22; Genesis 32:3-21; I John 2:18-29
Evening: Psalm 105:23-45; John 10:19-30

Yesterday evening, I was on a long drive, listening to the radio. One interview in particular caught my attention ... with a scientist  who believes that the impact of our screen habits (I’m on a screen as I write this!) - phones, TVs, tablets, computers - is to cause our lives and our thoughts to become more and more fragmented into short unrelated segments. Jesus declares he is ‘at one’ with the creative power of the universe; his Way leads out of fragmentation into unity of being.
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