The Word Became Flesh: Nonsense and Mystery
It was a Saturday, around Christmas time, years ago, and my three-year-old daughter Amy and I are in the car picking up our pizza order.
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It was a Saturday, around Christmas time, years ago, and my three-year-old daughter Amy and I are in the car picking up our pizza order.
Matthew 2:13-23 Silly things are said about the meaning of Christmas. I recall someone on NBC news saying, “Christmas is all about children’s bright, shining
In some Christian communities it is important that you know the day when you received Jesus into your heart as your personal Savior. Speaking personally,
From Mary Ladd Gavell’s “The Rotifer” As the lab instructor gives each of us a glass slide with a drop of pond water on it,
The number of moves in the game of chess is practically limitless. While almost nothing looks more orderly than chess pieces before a match starts,
I love Advent. I love the stillness and longing, the waiting and yearning that stir in the songs and in the liturgy of the season.
The movie Before and After (1996) opens with the quiet narration of a young girl. Sitting alone in her tree house, she reflects that life
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