You may have recently noticed your social media feeds full of people hash-tagging their Lent participation this past week – what they are fasting from, receiving ashes on Ash Wednesday, joking about giving up talking to their mother-in-law...
It is good to care about the outcome of our elections. Better still to vote and let your voice be heard...but let us remember our hope is not in the President, or in Congress, or in the Supreme Court...
How are you doing? I mean how are you really doing? At our house we have been talking about the oddity of initial questions like these when we see our friends again.
In the midst of these uncertain days while we are concerned with many things, let us take a moment to be encouraged by the glory of God and the personal work of Jesus Christ.
Words of Encouragement for Parents
Parenting is tough even in ideal situations but especially so during these uncertain days. Take a moment to listen to these encouraging words because God is at work in your life and in your family.
The importance of remembering is a theme carried throughout all of Scripture. It is not about static facts or rules or figures, but the mystery of a place, the significance of a person, the marking of lives.
For many years I have been convinced that the non-photo (or non-repro) pencil is a modern miracle of the industrial complex...It looks like an ordinary light-blue pencil, but it is not an ordinary light-blue pencil.
In that lush, tropical southeast Asian valley …yet, a valley of dry bones…God had breathed men to life.
Things have changed. The world will not be as it once was. We have less guarantees and more questions. From the cracks of our stone world something new will emerge...
To be together as a church will occasionally involve some danger, like how to do be together while also pursuing peace.
