
Still Carrying My Couch and the Cost of Grace
An injury left me immobile on the couch for a few months. Thankfully, I’m slowly walking now, but in some ways I’m still carrying the
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An injury left me immobile on the couch for a few months. Thankfully, I’m slowly walking now, but in some ways I’m still carrying the

“Was blind, but now I see.” If only it were that simple. If only we went through life experiencing blindness (the problem), and then having

There is no better way to approach God than with a limp. And I am limping. My wife got me dressed that Sunday morning. One

This holiday is the basis for what Jesus says the good news. The entirety of his mission could be summed up in the concept of

In Scripture we see the early church wrestling with how to live faithfully, and it comes up with different answers based upon circumstances.

Matthew’s infancy narrative suggests that in Jesus deep divisions can be mended. There is hope in Matthew’s message: that the unity of the church can

It was around 1980 that Trisha Zinger and I starred in what had to have been the best children’s Christmas program of all time. While

It’s in the darkness that Christ’s ambassadors should shine the brightest. And yet, similar to our church’s Christ candle when we forget to fill it

“Well Chad, I’ve never really thought about that before,” was the response to a question I asked the late and dear Chana Safrai during my