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Averagely scrumptious. Tolerably ravishing. Mediocrely luxurious. Do such phrases make sense you? How about “common grace.” A bit oxymoronic, perhaps? Is grace ever common and
We all believe in our hearts and confess with our mouths that there is a single and simple spiritual being, whom we call God— Eternal
How’s that for a title to appeal to your prurient interests? Actually, and to my own embarrassment, I once uttered those words. More on that
I never read Rob Bell’s Love Wins. Along with the youth in our congregation, I have appreciated his Nooma video series. Actually, lots of our
Ewwwh—that’s just gross! It is wrong on so many levels. I often hear people, Christians actually, making visceral comments like this about complex ethical issues.
“I grew up in a home where we believed in miracles. We took the Bible literally—or at least we said we did. We called my
This is a story of two of my good friends. They don’t really know each other beyond name and face, but their stories strike me
On this Valentine’s Day, please allow me the personal privilege of writing an ode to my wife of nearly 30 years. Her name being Sophie
The January issue of Perspectives has two articles about the possibility of a Mormon president. Jack Van Der Slik, emeritus political science professor from Illinois-Springfield
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