Here's a short and insightful clip about the hard-to-break tendency to view the world through the lens of 'me.' The humor stems directly from the honesty--which is ample. The honesty also has the effect of revealing those people who are otherwise painted into corners by our not-as-honest self-narrations. I'd be keen to hear your thoughts.
From the author of 'Blue Like Jazz,' Donald Miller.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Dear Bishop Sumner,
Grace and peace! I am writing to request the renewal of my license to officiate in the Diocese of Dallas for the coming year. Of cou...
-
I pray this finds you well! We haven't met, although your priest, now the Rector at St. James, was on the diocesan commission that pre... -
Last week, I walked into my local Verizon store and said I'd like to upgrade my phone. "Sure," he said. "What do you have...
-
I've found myself recently puzzled by the divergent paths of libraries and post offices in the Information Age. On the surface, both sho...
No comments:
Post a Comment