Peps Is a creative thinker, innovator, educator and environmental engineer who is passionate about sustainability, creativity, justice and grass roots social change. Some of her favourite things are vegetables that grow up by themselves in her garden, singing ‘a capella’ andlaughing with good friends. Peps is based in Newcastle NSW and is currently studying a Graduate Diploma of Theology.
The ‘Upside Down Kingdom of God’ tells us something about ourselves and that our day to day way of operating, is not the same as the way God operates.
Greatness in his followers is about serving. Leaders are the servants of all and God’s Grace is there for everyone.
Lent is a time we need to prepare for the 40 day journey which is ahead of us. Pay attention to ourselves and our surroundings, leave some things behind and become more open to God and his Spirit.
Our society works on ‘rules for good people and punishment for bad things’. In suffering this is challenged.
In Isaiah, God says that he worked differently, persevering in faith in adversity.
In Luke the story about the bad Fig tree is challenged, but with caring and nurture, good is achieved.
