Perspective: The Power of Climbing up onto the Balcony and What Can We See?
"Perspective: The Power of Climbing up onto the Balcony and What Can We See?" (March 29, 2020)
We all know that anxiety and fear sharpen our minds and brains down to a narrow tunnel of needs and priorities and put our thoughts on infinite repeats of certain “What If’s” — or a long, tired, bleak list of them. The antidote to that is, in part, perspective, what one author called, “Getting up on the balcony.” So, let’s try and get up there, this morning. What can we see from the balcony of these days? What’s the long view? What do we ourselves, even, look like from up here?
Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister
Sharon Weld, Ministerial Intern
David Heilbron, Worship Associate
Reiko Oda Lane, organ
My-Hoa Steger, piano
Brielle Neilson, mezzo soprano
Ben Rudiak-Gould, tenor
Eric Shackelford, camera
Joe Chapot, YouTube Social Media Chat Support
Alex Darr, Zoom Remote Host
Jonathan Silk, OOS, Sound, Podcasting, Drums, Video Edits
We all know that anxiety and fear sharpen our minds and brains down to a narrow tunnel of needs and priorities and put our thoughts on infinite repeats of certain “What If’s” — or a long, tired, bleak list of them. The antidote to that is, in part, perspective, what one author called, “Getting up on the balcony.” So, let’s try and get up there, this morning. What can we see from the balcony of these days? What’s the long view? What do we ourselves, even, look like from up here?
Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister
Sharon Weld, Ministerial Intern
David Heilbron, Worship Associate
Reiko Oda Lane, organ
My-Hoa Steger, piano
Brielle Neilson, mezzo soprano
Ben Rudiak-Gould, tenor
Eric Shackelford, camera
Joe Chapot, YouTube Social Media Chat Support
Alex Darr, Zoom Remote Host
Jonathan Silk, OOS, Sound, Podcasting, Drums, Video Edits
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