Today in the penultimate COVID Chronicle Derek Elkins goes full on Derek Elkins with a great three-scene story about light in a dark world. His story reminds me of the famous MLK quote — “Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.”
Click on King’s picture to read “Light and Darkness”
I’m feeling a theme for this week’s COVID Chronicles. It is our last week, and the theme is theology. Trust me, no one coordinated this because we’re not that smart. But that is what has happened — Kathy on Monday, Shaw yesterday, and then today Rob Cely does it again.
Click on the garden hose to read his story, “The Last Sermon of Daniel Ramone”.
This story . . . oh my. I just don’t have the words to do it justice. Joe Shaw is a treasure we know about and the rest of the world will some day recognize as such. Today’s COVID Chronicle is a parable we need today. We. Us. All of us.
Click on the Codex Vaticanus to read Joe’s story, “New Translation.” You might want to pray before you begin.
Kathy Kexel goes for the prophetic jugular in today’s COVID Chronicle, “Summer Storm.” I’m not gonna tell you how it ends, but “Don’t Go In The Basement” comes to mind.
Click on the shirt hanging from the clothes line to read her story.
