Day 28: The Lord Has Come, The Lord Is Coming
Christian hope has always held in tension the twin realities of the already and the not yet – the Lord has come, and the Lord is coming.
John O’Keefe is a Professor of theology at Creighton University where he also moonlights as a documentary filmmaker. As a theologian, he writes and teaches about ancient Christianity and ecological theology. As a filmmaker, he is the producer of the Backpack Journalism Project at Creighton, a program that uses the tool of documentary filmmaking to educate undergraduate students about the challenges facing people in the developing world and marginalized societies. O’Keefe directed the award-winning short documentary Tokimane, which is set in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. O’Keefe and his wife Kathy live in Omaha and have four adult children.
Christian hope has always held in tension the twin realities of the already and the not yet – the Lord has come, and the Lord is coming.
With hearts filled with love for the earth, those of us with environmental hearts seek to create a world in which God’s creation is reverenced, not destroyed, where it is honored and not desecrated.
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