Advent: Discipleship in DarknessAn original work of poetry by moi Darkness. The dreadful darkness. The dismal darkness. The dreary darkness. The very, very, dark darkness.
The Electoral College vote will be taken today and Joe Biden will officially be named President-elect. Eighty-one million voters will breathe a sigh of relief,
“In that region there were shepherds living in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night.” – Luke 2:8 Why was the good news
In Zoom worship last Sunday, we said a prayer that we’ve said many times before, part of our prayers for the Confession of Sin. It
Like everyone else, I’m trying to negotiate the aftermath of a divisive election that has fractured my corner of the world. Almost every part of
Last week I sat perched in my favorite perching place, where fallen tree meets standing tree. The Y-branches of the fallen tree jut out from
I am about to share one of my deepest, darkest, most shameful secrets with you. It is a part of myself that makes me shudder
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
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