The Practice of Belonging
The eternal words of the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu really help me with both the Read More
Stanley R. Copeland | Read Isaiah 5:1-7
In these verses from Isaiah, God is portrayed as a farmer who prepares the ground for a vineyard and plants grapes in hopes of yielding sweet fruit. Instead, God gets wild, sour grapes. The vineyard represents God’s people. Isaiah says, “He expected justice but saw bloodshed; righteousness but heard a...
O God of dirty hands, all for my good and well-being, lead me in your paths that lead to your righteousness, full of justice and mercy. Replant your vine in my heart that I may bear the fruit of your heart and your way. Amen.
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