Fenn’s story gets me wondering what I’d leave everything for to find. And his poem reminds me of Jesus’ parables.

It serves as a lesson, delivered through a symbolic sign. This was a common practice on the part of Old Testament prophets.

Perhaps we would do better to be astonished by the profound crop of the good soil instead of trying to count every sprout as part of the harvest.

We can so easily think it is enough to hear, to read, to know, to understand, even to believe … but Jesus said that we need to actually do what He says.

Even if the call to listen to the Word of God is present in these speeches, it seems to lead to an increased catholicity rather than an appeal to recover the biblical gospel.

A biblical case for employing those with disabilities.