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No place to lay his head. It’s a hard reality about Jesus, that from the very first “Come and see” to his earliest disciples, he never promised stability to his followers. His homelessness becomes definitional for us, this uneasy sense of “not-at-homeness,” the dislocation of our citizenship in God’s empire rather than U.S. America. And maybe the consumer Christmas frenzy heightens our sense of not-belonging?
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