What does it mean to have shared resources?

From his first miracle at the wedding at Cana, to the miracles of the loaves and the fishes, to his teachings about lilies and sparrows and treasure, to the Spirit of communion breathed into the early church at Pentecost, Jesus has been proclaiming to us the good news that there is enough, more than enough, for us all.  What's more, he tells us again and again that we are enough, beyond enough, precious and priceless.  

It is only when we come to know this truth about ourselves--our sufficiency, our preciousness, our pricelessness--that the false promises of power and privilege and White supremacy will cease to deceive and distort and devour us, leaving us with an emptiness inside that no amount of any thing will ever fill. It is only when we come to know this truth about ourselves--our sufficiency, our preciousness, our pricelessness--that we can come to recognize those same truths in our fellow beings, and know that we are all enough and deserving of all good things, and that a life of joy and abundance and meaning is our common birthright if we will but choose it.