Sabbath Thoughts
In Washington, DC, in a museum just down the road from the Smithsonian, there’s an old, beat-up piece of wood on display. It’s an important piece of wood, although you might not know it just by looking at it. On its surface, which is covered in gouges from a sharp …
So often, Pentecost feels to me like the last ellipsis before we trail off into deafening silence. We have this meaningful, tangible …
I know of three ways to move a mountain. The first is to attempt some kind of herculean effort, tearing the whole …
You come home at the end of a long day, only to find the most important things in your life are gone. …
Here’s the bad news: Satan is out to get you. To destroy you. He wants very much to rip away your salvation, …
There are quite a few ways to deal with speed limits. You can perpetually keep your speedometer sitting at five over. You …
It’s hard to dull the pain of losing someone we love. We know the verses. We know the promises. We know God’s …
It was one of the last sentences Jesus spoke to His disciples before His crucifixion. A warning—and a promise: “These things I …
The Internet is everywhere. There was a time, not too long ago, when that wasn’t the case. “Going online” used to mean …
The problem with getting older is that it happens when you’re not looking. There was a time in my life when no …