Grieving Without Giving Up
Psalm 85 was likely composed and used in worship after the Israelites came home from their captivity in Babylon. In other words, it is a
Psalm 85 was likely composed and used in worship after the Israelites came home from their captivity in Babylon. In other words, it is a
“Chippie the parakeet never saw it coming. One moment he was peacefully perched in his cage. The next he was sucked in, washed up, and
I laced up my $100, Allen Iverson inspired basketball shoes and headed out into the bright lights. The huge crowd–it must have been at least
It’s amazing the things a plant will do to try to get more light. I’ve noticed, for example, that where I live–where days on end
“You’re going to love the Heights,” Oshri tells me. “On a clear day, you can see all the way to Iraq.” Oshri and I met
I love the Reformed church as a member, a pastor, and a theologian. I pray that it may have a future. My deeper concern, however,
Burn Victims by Paul Willis The oak trees by the creek are sweating blood. There where the fire passed through, pressed by the wind, their
On the West Coast, two companies have become iconically known for their hospitality. When Swedish immigrant John W. Nordstrom opened his first shoe store in
There are few things in life that never disappoint. As a writer, David Myers is one of them. Here, once again, one finds his graceful
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