"God doesn't want or expect you to get it together before you come along, because you can't get it together until you come along"
Anne Lamott in Plan B Further Thoughts on Faith
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The most helpful element for me during Lent has been
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About I'm Losing My Religion
A lot of people like Jesus, not many people like the Church.
For a lot of us, the Church actually gets in the way of God.
Endless rules, traditions, formulas and dogmas end up replacing a living relationship with a living God. So for many of us to learn to love God and love our neighbor as ourselves, we have to lose our religion. Then we see everything in a different light.
This is a daily blog during the period of Lent (the 46 days from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday) by the pastors of Trinity Church (www.stltrinitychurch.com).
Reflect. Enjoy. Challenge. Leave a comment.
For a lot of us, the Church actually gets in the way of God.
Endless rules, traditions, formulas and dogmas end up replacing a living relationship with a living God. So for many of us to learn to love God and love our neighbor as ourselves, we have to lose our religion. Then we see everything in a different light.
This is a daily blog during the period of Lent (the 46 days from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday) by the pastors of Trinity Church (www.stltrinitychurch.com).
Reflect. Enjoy. Challenge. Leave a comment.
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