Driving back from the dentist, I thought about what Harvey Cox said, that he had conversations with Jesus.\u00a0 So I asked, and immediately Jesus was in the passenger seat.\u00a0 I asked what I should do about the situation with my A-V presentation and someone canceling it.\u00a0 He said forgiveness and compassion were the most important thing, that doing the show was nowhere near as important.\u00a0 I said \u201cBut what about my vocation?\u201d\u00a0 He said \u201cYou\u2019re already doing all you need to do to fulfill your vocation.\u201d\u00a0 What a relief, what a comfort.<\/p>\n
Harvey Cox<\/a> wrote a book called When Jesus Came to Harvard.\u00a0 The book was based on a class he taught called “Jesus and the Moral Life.”\u00a0 The picture of Jesus that emerges is one that I like very much and am pretty sure is how the man himself must have been.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Driving back from the dentist, I thought about what Harvey Cox said, that he had conversations with Jesus.\u00a0 So I asked, and immediately Jesus was in the passenger seat.\u00a0 I asked what I should do about the situation with my … Continue reading