Our Needs are Holy to God: The Need for Security
I was reading recently the new biography of Theodor Geisel, Becoming Dr. Seuss. I discovered that he counseled writers of children’s books to try […]
Continue reading »I was reading recently the new biography of Theodor Geisel, Becoming Dr. Seuss. I discovered that he counseled writers of children’s books to try […]
Continue reading »Today we explore two more meanings of Baptism as a living symbol of the Christian life: Turning and Washing. These were the elemental meanings of […]
Continue reading »This season, Lent to Easter, let’s ponder Baptism as a living symbol of the Christian life. It is, in my mind, the most complete and […]
Continue reading »Today is Transfiguration Sunday! This text is preached all over the world on this last Sunday of the season of Epiphany and the Sunday before […]
Continue reading »In a paraphrase of Jesus’ saying, Flannery O’Connor wrote: “You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you odd.” The last thing I […]
Continue reading »It seems harder and harder to define what a Christian is today, especially as it pertains to belonging to the institutional church. Someone described what […]
Continue reading »Today’s vision of peace from the prophet is of a desert in bloom, a perfect text for the third Sunday in Advent, Joy Sunday: The […]
Continue reading »I want to ponder aloud today about Christ’s death and its role in our salvation, what in theological terms is called the Doctrine of the […]
Continue reading »On this day when we gather to support and celebrate Fifth Street Ministries, I want to talk about God and the Poor. We are so […]
Continue reading »The Bible has this consistent moral instruction: Hate what is evil, and love what is good. Both are important. As for hating what is evil, […]
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