Sabbath Thoughts
The woman lay still and silent on her bed. She couldn’t say a word—but then, she didn’t have to. As Peter made his way toward her, he found himself surrounded by those whose lives the woman had impacted before her death. “And all the widows stood by him weeping, showing …
You have a mission. It’s a mission with a single objective: Enter the Kingdom of God. There’s a time limit on your …
For a long time, I was convinced that the world of board games began and ended at the edges of the Parker …
As the summer of 2016 rolls on (or, as Mary and I will forever remember it, the Summer When Everyone We Know …
We have so many tools designed to amplify our voices. We can shout louder, be heard by more people than ever before. …
Your world is a lie. In the year 2199, the human race lost its bitter, drawn-out war against the machines, but not …
“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” (Psalm 30:5) Not this morning, though. And for the families …
I know a couple who owns a piece of furniture from the Civil War. The Civil War. It was a huge milestone …
The rubble was silent now. Earlier in the day it had been a temple, the scene of a raucous party where the …
From a calendar perspective, Pentecost is an odd duck. It stands a good distance away from the hustle and bustle of the …