Experts from the fields of psychology and neurology claim that our memory is susceptible to error.  Sometimes we are sure we remember something that we

Very few people alive today can remember a year like 2020. And most (if not all) of us who have lived through this year sincerely

A couple or so weeks ago I realized with somewhat of a sinking sensation that I would be slated to blog here on The Twelve

A little over two years ago I posted something here on The Twelve on “The Cancer of Prejudice.”   That post was prompted by a letter

A couple of different time across the last four or so years, I have addressed the subject of praying for our leaders, including for President

“Where were you when Kennedy was shot?” is a question asked of those who remembers that day.  What fewer people know is that wherever they

History is silted full of tragedies.  On the day I am writing this (a few days ahead of the just-past Labor Day holiday in the

Fighting against heresy is a deep-seated part of church history.  We maybe don’t like to think of Christianity that way.  We prefer to present Christianity

Seventeen years ago Neal Plantinga created a summer seminar titled “Imaginative Reading for Creative Preaching.”  I was privileged to be one of about twenty pastors