He brought his daughter a necklace from Israel with a single Hebrew letter that is also a word: chaim, life. A few weeks later his mother died, and soon afterwards he attended a funeral and a wedding, and at each of them the same toast was raised: to life. That story opens a sermon about the seventh chapter of First Corinthians (1 Corinthians 7). Paul answers there people who asked how to arrange life alone and life in a couple, and he shows that the question is not what kind of life but whom it serves. Listen if you want to be able to raise that toast at the end without regret.
Traveling Solo and as a Duo
Journey Through Life – To Be Continued
Life is all about change and facing new challenges, and some of them seem to be more than we can handle. To better rise to this challenge, it’s worth turning to the Book of Joshua, which tells the story of how the Israelites, though they didn’t feel prepared, had to enter their long-awaited Promised Land. It turns out that as we move forward, what matters most is who we walk with and whom we listen to.
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