by Jeremy | May 27, 2016 | Sabbath Thoughts
Even now, it’s there, waiting patiently in the corner of your screen. Waiting for you to get tired. Waiting for you to lose interest. The red X. It isn’t always a red X, of course. Depending on your operating system of choice, it might be a sideways...
by Jeremy | May 6, 2016 | Holy Day
The other day, a friend and I were talking about marking our Bibles. We’re both terrible perfectionists, so we were lamenting how easy it is to feel like we’ve ruined a Bible. I don’t know about you, but if I misspell something in a margin or if my...
by Jeremy | Apr 29, 2016 | Holy Day
You didn’t get it all, did you? Even now, as the Feast ends and we’re allowed to bring things like bread and baking soda and self-rising flour back into our lives, we’re faced with the uncomfortable truth that we missed something. Maybe it was the...
by Jeremy | Apr 22, 2016 | Holy Day
When Israel first kept the Passover, it was with the backdrop of a broken, shattered Egypt. God had brought the mighty nation to its knees for the sake of His people, ending years of oppression and captivity in a single, masterful stroke. In years to come, the...
by Jeremy | Apr 15, 2016 | Sabbath Thoughts
They were all dead men. No one entertained any illusions of survival. It was not a possibility; it was not an outside chance; it was not a hope. To even attempt this job required the full and complete forfeiture of their lives. They did it anyway. The Chernobyl...
