From Jerusalem to Timbuktu is my good friend Brian Stiller’s new book. It’s a great read, opening our eyes to the spectacular numerical and spiritual growth of followers of Jesus around the globe and in some very unexpected places.
Read MoreNorm’s good friend Ron Nikkel draws on his years of prison ministry around the world to offer deep reflections on the love of God in these beautifully written articles entitled “Coracle”.
Read MoreNew Resources For Fellowship
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I mentioned in a recent email that Salvator Mundi, a beautiful portrait of Jesus with a dodgy provenance sold recently for $450 million. The daVinci association had something to do with it. In 2002 Massacre of the Innocents by Peter Paul Rubens sold for $100 million (adjusted for inflation). They are the highest prices from pre-1700 period painters. Both are around stories
that connect us with Advent.
Since 1984 Touchstone has created safe places for men and women in the business, political, arts and spiritual marketplaces to find friendship with God and a few who can share the journey. We encourage the growth of inner stillness through prayer individually and in shared moments, to nurture those friendships.
This is the 6th in our blog/podcast series of “On Further Reflections”. I’ve been exploring Jesus’ conversations with people as a way to learn more about how we may also converse with God. I’m inviting you on another imaginative journey exploring the lives of two of Jesus’ close friends. They have become binary examples of good and bad ways to engage Jesus, but I don’t believe that is fair or true.
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