See
Beyond the Net.
JALBOZA comes from the Korean phrase “잘 보자” — to truly see.
It is an invitation to see beyond the net of our own thoughts and encounter people, the world, and ourselves with an accepting gaze.
Latest Writing
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Why Death Cannot Erase What We Sow
There is a law in this world that no one can defy, a quiet and unyielding one: we reap what we sow.
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Why Can’t We Build Strength Until We Let the Leaves Fall?
When we watch autumn set the mountains on fire, most of us think of endings. But a falling leaf is not a sign of…
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Can We Make Friends with Unrighteous Wealth?
What the dishonest manager did was clearly dishonest by ordinary standards. Yet Jesus commended him. How could something dishonest be called wise?
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Why Did Abraham Raise the Knife?
People often ask: Why would God test a human being this way? What if God is not setting a trap to destroy us, but…
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Where can I meet God?
We often imagine that meeting God happens somewhere far beyond the universe. But Jesus invited us into the home where His Father lives.
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Why Is the Empty Space So Important in Traditional Korean Houses?
The madang, the courtyard of a traditional Korean home, is a large open space with almost nothing in it. To modern eyes, it can…
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