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Rilke the poet wrote of knowledge as pleasure, “inexhaustible pleasure.” It is, and it is especially true as we learn of Christ. Today’s liberating […]
Continue reading »Rilke the poet wrote of knowledge as pleasure, “inexhaustible pleasure.” It is, and it is especially true as we learn of Christ. Today’s liberating […]
Continue reading »The theme of my Lenten sermons is “How Then Shall We Live: The Liberating Commands of Christ.” The word “then” implies something that has […]
Continue reading »In the long running T.V. game show that began in the 1950’s, To Tell the Truth, three contestants all claimed to be a person described […]
Continue reading »I have felt joy ever since I received this invitation to preach, joy in you, for you. Thank you Ben and Bob and the […]
Continue reading »I love worship… in almost every form. I’m a worship junkie. Whether it is in a cathedral or a store-front, high church or low church, […]
Continue reading »The theme of this Lenten season is “How Then Shall We Live: The Liberating Commands of Christ.” The question, “How Then Shall We Live?” implies […]
Continue reading »Ross Douthat has thrown down the theological gauntlet for those who wish for a revitalized form of liberal Christianity. (“Can Liberal Christianity Be Saved?” 7/15/12, […]
Continue reading »Joseph’s story tells of God working redemption in the midst of our human freedom. It is the story of the Providence of God, not as […]
Continue reading »Rev. Robert Jeffress the pastor of First Baptist Church, Dallas Texas, said recently: When it comes to how we should deal with evil doers, the […]
Continue reading »It was a time of national crisis – “In the year that King Uzziah died” – when Isaiah was given a vision: “I saw the […]
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