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Walter Brueggemann suggest that the Psalms can be “a script for learning how to speak what we have to say that we were never permitted to say.” Just why is it so important to access our pain?

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. . . yesterday I got thinking about Jacob. Making all these plans. Around one chicken.

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I was grateful that a friend thought to forward along this paragraph from Barbara Brown Taylor’s When God Is Silent. Entering  into the Lenten season, it’s precisely the thing I want to read and don’t want to read, which is why its precisely the thing…

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