“There is a question that follows me wherever I turn: What is expected of me? What is demanded of me?
What we encounter is not only flowers and stars, mountains and walls. Over and above all things is a sublime expectation, a waiting for. With every child born a new expectation enters the world.
This is the most important experience in the life of every human being: something is asked of me. Every human being has had a moment in which he sensed a mysterious waiting for him. Meaning is found in responding to the demand, meaning is found in sensing the demand.” - Heschel
Die gebeure wat volg op die kruisiging van Jesus is nie vir ons verborge nie: dis die opstanding van Jesus. Die lewe is kompleks,...
Daar is hierdie onvermydelike konneksie tussen Oujaar en Nuwejaar…wat al so deel geraak het van ons ritme dat ons die waarde daarvan dalk miskyk....
“Suffering is not evidence of God’s absence, but of God’s presence. And it is in our acceptance of it, our participation in it, that...
