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The Leaves Are Not Nostalgia
A modest note on Revelation's tree of life, where healing is more than a return to Eden and less than escape from creation.
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A collected route through the journey.
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A modest note on Revelation's tree of life, where healing is more than a return to Eden and less than escape from creation.
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A modest Nicene note on creation through Christ, where the Maker is not a remote cause but the Lord who sustains and saves what he made.
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A modest note on creation's praise as witness to Christ's reign rather than scenery or nature worship.
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A modest note on Mark 4, where Jesus stills the storm and reveals faith as trust in his lordship rather than better nerves.
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A modest note on Psalm 8, human dignity, and dominion received under Christ rather than turned into self-importance.
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A modest note on Colossians 1, Christ's primacy over creation, and why firstborn names lordship rather than creatureliness.
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A modest Augustine-shaped note on created beauty as a witness to God rather than a place to hide from him.
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A cautious note on the Three Young Men's song, creation's praise, and worship that refuses idolatry without fleeing the world.
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A modest note on 1 Corinthians 15 and why resurrection means bodily transformation rather than escape from created life.
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A modest Irenaeus-shaped note on the Eucharist, creation, and why thanksgiving cannot despise material gifts.
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A modest note on Noah's dove, partial signs of hope, and waiting for the Lord rather than rushing ahead of mercy.
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A modest note on Psalm 19, creation's real witness, and why the Lord's word still has to search and redeem.
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A modest Creed-shaped note on the visible and invisible creation as one world made through and for Christ.
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A modest note on Revelation's new creation and Christian hope as God's healing presence rather than flight from the world.
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A short note on the Creed's confession of God as maker, and why creation should train gratitude rather than possession.