Hope is a tricky thing. Sometimes hope is what keeps us going like a glimmer of light at …
There are parts of the Bible we tend to leap over. The lengthy geologies scattered throughout the text, …
Everything dies. Entropy, the movement from order to disorder, is the nature of the universe. That’s a rather …
We are all different. I know that is a shock to some of you. Each one is us …
We live in a world where truth is often a squishy matter of opinion more than a structure …
When my wife Tina and I were first engaged, we continued the tradition of playing games that we’d …
Love is not Jealous. It was Shakespeare who turned jealousy into a “Green-eyed monster,” although he may have …
Call this one of those “wait, what?!” moments. In John 6:1-14 is the familiar account of Jesus feeding …
As I look at my personal arc of faith from youth to where I am today, there are …
Love is patient. Talk about going for the gut on the first punch. Paul doesn’t start his “Love …
There is a basic way of seeing things that I’m drawn to. Call it a perspective of grace. …
There is an inherent tension in the church between unity and uniqueness. This tension reveals the church’s greatest …
