J.P. SERRANO INC
MIAMI, FLORIDA

Here are some ways you can help. I'm trying to figure out how to be a theologically conversant, culture engaging, incarnate, missionally focused, liturgically inventive, disciple of Jesus. The Psalmist here is doing a similar thing, he is confident that he didn’t sin, he is asking for God’s righteous judgement. The psalmist is so sure that he’s right he is willing to take any punishment if he’s wrong. The only way to have the kind of confidence is to know oneself deeply through regularly examining our lives. If we never do this, then we may fall into the trap of thinking that we are blameless, and every poor, awkward, or contentious encounter is the other persons fault. Radical Reflection is muscle that needs to be used or it will atrophy. St. Ignatius defined a five step process to help a person examine themselves daily. If you undertake this process you will not be disappointed. By doing this examine on a regular basis you are conducting Radical Reflection. You know yourself better and interact with those around you in a way that contributes to the Shalom of the world.